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Froggy Jumps 💊 “Pharm Patrol: Think Before You Pass”Online version Clinical scenario quiz. by RNPRPEPBESTIE 1 A patient taking digoxin reports nausea and seeing yellow halos around lights. Which nursing action is most appropriate? a Check apical pulse and notify provider b Offer antiemetic and encourage hydration c Reassure that vision changes are temporary 2 A diabetic client taking metformin says they took their usual dose before a CT with contrast. What should the nurse do? a Administer the medication with breakfast b Encourage extra fluids after the test c Hold future doses and notify the provider 3 A client receiving IV vancomycin develops flushing, itching, and low blood pressure. What should the nurse do first? a Continue infusion and monitor b Slow the rate and document c Stop the infusion immediately 4 A bipolar client taking lithium carbonate reports excessive thirst and hand tremor. Which nursing action is priority? a Encourage fluid intake b Reassure that tremor is expected c Check lithium level and hold the dose 5 A client on prednisone for asthma says, “I stopped it last week to see how I’d feel.” Which response is most appropriate? a “Stopping suddenly can cause adrenal issues.” b “Let’s taper next time you feel ready.” c “You should restart it when symptoms return.” 6 A client taking furosemide for heart failure reports muscle weakness and irregular pulse. Which finding supports the nurse’s concern? a Potassium 2.9 mEq/L b Sodium 139 mEq/L c Weight loss of 2 lb in 2 days 7 A patient on warfarin calls about bruising and pink urine. Which response shows correct teaching? a Stop the medication and call your provider. b Take an extra dose to prevent clots. c Those are expected side effects. 8 A client prescribed nitroglycerin says, “I get a headache after each tablet.” a The med should be stopped immediately b The dose is too strong c Headache means it’s working as expected 9 The nurse reviews labs for a client on spironolactone. Which result needs follow-up? a Potassium 5.8 mEq/L b Sodium 138 mEq/L c Creatinine 0.9 mg/dL 10 A client taking sertraline reports feeling better after three days and wants to stop. Which teaching is most important? a These meds take weeks for full effect. b You can stop once you feel better. c Take an extra pill when you feel down.

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💊 “Pharm Patrol: Think Before You Pass”Online version

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A patient taking digoxin reports nausea and seeing yellow halos around lights. Which nursing action is most appropriate?

A diabetic client taking metformin says they took their usual dose before a CT with contrast. What should the nurse do?

A client receiving IV vancomycin develops flushing, itching, and low blood pressure. What should the nurse do first?

A bipolar client taking lithium carbonate reports excessive thirst and hand tremor. Which nursing action is priority?

A client on prednisone for asthma says, “I stopped it last week to see how I’d feel.” Which response is most appropriate?

A client taking furosemide for heart failure reports muscle weakness and irregular pulse. Which finding supports the nurse’s concern?

A patient on warfarin calls about bruising and pink urine. Which response shows correct teaching?

A client prescribed nitroglycerin says, “I get a headache after each tablet.”

The nurse reviews labs for a client on spironolactone. Which result needs follow-up?

A client taking sertraline reports feeling better after three days and wants to stop. Which teaching is most important?