Week 6 Pharmacololgy Review

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Froggy Jumps Week 6 Pharmacololgy ReviewOnline version Chapter 54 & 55 Upper and Lower Respiratory Medications by Audrey Miller 1 1. A patient taking diphenhydramine for allergic rhinitis reports feeling very sleepy. Which explanation by the nurse is most appropriate? a Sedation is a common side effect due to anticholinergic properties b This reaction indicates an allergic response c This medication stimulates the central nervous system 2 Which patient should use pseudoephedrine with caution? a Patient with hypertension b Patient with mild asthma c Patient with iron-deficiency anemia 3 A nurse is teaching a patient about oxymetazoline nasal spray. Which instruction is most important? a Limit use to no more than 3-5 days b Use daily for chronic congestion c Expect sedation after use 4 Which action best describes how guaifenesin works? a Loosens and thins respiratory secretions b Suppresses the cough reflex c Decreases inflammation in airways 5 Which assessment finding indicates benzonatate is working effectively? a Reduced cough frequency b Increased sputum production c Improved oxygen saturation 6 A patient taking loratadine reports less drowsiness compared to older antihistamines. The nurse explains this is because loratadine: a Does not cross the blood-brain barrier as readily b Has strong anticholinergic effects c Is a first-generation antihistamine 7 Which statement by a patient taking dextromethorphan indicates a need for further teaching a “This medication will loosen mucus in my lungs.” b “I should not take this if I have a productive cough.” c “This helps suppress my cough.” 8 Which medication is most appropriate for a patient with nonproductive cough interfering with sleep? a Dextromethorphan b Acetylcysteine c Guaifenesin 9 A nurse understands albuterol works by: a Relaxing bronchial smooth muscle b Decreasing mucus production c Reducing airway inflammation 10 Which is the priority nursing assessment before administering albuterol? a Lung sounds b Blood Glucose Levels c Liver Function Tests 11 A patient using an inhaled corticosteroid should be instructed to: a Rinse the mouth after each use b Use the inhaler for acute asthma attacks c Take the medication only as needed 12 Which adverse effect is most associated with inhaled corticosteroids? a Oral candidiasis (thrush) b Hypoglycemia c Bradycardia 13 Which medication is classified as a leukotriene receptor antagonist? a Montelukast b Theophylline c Ipratropium 14 A patient with asthma asks why montelukast is taken daily instead of during attacks. The nurse explains: a It prevents inflammation and bronchoconstriction b It relaxes smooth muscle directly c It works immediately to open airways 15 Which finding suggests theophylline toxicity? a Nausea and vomiting b Hypotension c Bradycardia 16 Which statement by a patient using long-acting beta-agonists (LABAs) requires correction? a “I can use this during an acute asthma attack.” b “This medication is taken on a scheduled basis.” c “This medication prevents asthma symptoms.”

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Week 6 Pharmacololgy ReviewOnline version

by Audrey Miller

1. A patient taking diphenhydramine for allergic rhinitis reports feeling very sleepy. Which explanation by the nurse is most appropriate?

Which patient should use pseudoephedrine with caution?

A nurse is teaching a patient about oxymetazoline nasal spray. Which instruction is most important?

Which action best describes how guaifenesin works?

Which assessment finding indicates benzonatate is working effectively?

A patient taking loratadine reports less drowsiness compared to older antihistamines. The nurse explains this is because loratadine:

Which statement by a patient taking dextromethorphan indicates a need for further teaching

Which medication is most appropriate for a patient with nonproductive cough interfering with sleep?

A nurse understands albuterol works by:

Which is the priority nursing assessment before administering albuterol?

A patient using an inhaled corticosteroid should be instructed to:

Which adverse effect is most associated with inhaled corticosteroids?

Which medication is classified as a leukotriene receptor antagonist?

A patient with asthma asks why montelukast is taken daily instead of during attacks. The nurse explains:

Which finding suggests theophylline toxicity?

Which statement by a patient using long-acting beta-agonists (LABAs) requires correction?