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Pharm/math exam for GBCC 4th semester
Tess Nicholson
Quiz by Tess Nicholson, updated more than 1 year ago
Tess Nicholson
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Question 1

Question
A 64 year old, African american man presents in the Emergency room, upon interview he tells you that the he sees halos around the lights and that they hurt his eyes, he has been nauseous and the pain in his eyes is 9/10. Which medication do you plan to administer to this pt before he goes to the OR?
Answer
  • timolol (Timoptic)
  • prednisolone (omnipred)
  • mannitol (osmitrol)
  • pilocarpine (Pilocar)

Question 2

Question
The nurse receives a verbal order from a MD as follows " Give octreotide 50 mcg IV BID". Available is octreotide 0.1mg/ml. How many milliliters will the nurse draw up for the morning dose?
Answer
  • 0.5 ml
  • 5ml
  • 50 ml
  • 0.05 ml

Question 3

Question
When reviewing his AM med to be completed at 0900 the nurse notices that one of his patients is on dalteparin (Fragmin) subcutaneously & Heparin 5,000 units subcutaneously. The nurses next action should be to?
Answer
  • Administer Protamine Sulfate
  • Administer the drugs in separate sites at least 2 hours apart
  • Check the patient's aPTT
  • Hold both drugs and call the Doc
  • Administer the dalteparin (Fragmin) only

Question 4

Question
A pt has an order for clindamycin (Cleocin) 300mg, diluted in 50ml of NS, IV piggyback to infuse over 30 minutes every 6 hours. The nurse will set the pump for what rate?
Answer
  • 50 ml/hr
  • 100 ml/hr
  • 25 ml/hr
  • 12.5 ml/hr

Question 5

Question
Which of the following assessment data would warrant further intervention by the nurse for a 10 year old patient on Digoxin ?
Answer
  • HR: 75 bpm
  • Digoxin Level: 0.9
  • RR: 16
  • Serum Sodium: 137
  • Serum K+: 3.3

Question 6

Question
A mother brings in her baby who has been throwing up, she brought the diphenhydramine bottle in with her that she administered to the infant. She says she gave the infant 2 tsp based on her weight. The OTC bottle reports that the liquid delivers 12.5 mg/ tbsp. How many mg did the mother give her infant? (round to nearest tenth)
Answer
  • 24.3 mg
  • 8.3 mg
  • 12.5 mg
  • 6.25 mg
  • 8.33 mg

Question 7

Question
A pt on captropril (Captoten) displays the need for further teaching when he makes the statement?
Answer
  • I will make sure to change positions slowly after i take my medicine.
  • This medication will help prevent changes from happening to my heart after my MI that can cause Heart failure
  • I will keep up with my DASH diet and use my salt substitutes to keep healthy
  • I will call my doctor if i start coughing
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