NU 101 Exam 3 Medications
Study up on HTN, Bowel, Urinary, & Stress related medications
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Topics of this game:
- A client is prescribed ciprofloxacin for UTI. Which adverse effect may occur?
- A client is taking furosemide for HTN. Which of the following would be concerning?
- A patient was given nitroglycerin. Which intervention(s) are most appropriate?
- Which is an expected effect for a patient on phenazopyridine?
- A patient is taking spironolactone for edema. Which intervention is not appropriate?
- Which intervention is not correct for a patient on trimethoprim-sulfamethoxazole?
- Which of the following is not an antibiotic?
- A client is prescribed nitrofurantoin for UTI. Which adverse effect may occur?
- Which of the following are not side effects to oxybutynin?
- Which medication should be held with a potassium level or 5.1?
- A client is taking Psyllium, what is Psyllium?
- A patient has anxiety, which pharmacological drug is appropriate?
- A client was prescribed paroxetine. Which intervention(s) is/are appropriate?
- Which is not a pharmacological agent to treat anxiety disorder?
- Which client instruction is inappropriate for Docusate sodium?
- A patient cannot recall which of their meds is for HTN, which one is it?
- A newly dx patient with HTN is on valsartan, which is not a complication for valsartan?
- Which is an adverse effect to lactulose?
- A client is taking Bisacodyl, which intervention(s) should be completed?
- Which of the following anti-diarrheal is a prescription?
- A client is taking loperamide, which statement below needs further education?
- A patient is taking simethicone for flatulence. Which is not correct for administration?
- Which of the following are ACE Inhibitors?
- Which of the following are Beta blockers?
- Which med below can cause acute toxicity, orthostatic hypotension, & reflex tachycardia?
- A client is experiencing first-dose hypotension, which med is causing this?
- A client is having drowsiness, dry mouth, & rebound HTN. Which med is causing this?
- Which medication would be given for a hypertensive crisis?
- A patient is taking verapamil for HTN. What is/are the correct nursing consideration(s)?
- If a client is taking chlorothiazide, which of the following are they at risk for?
- A client is experiencing a dry cough and having angioedema, which med was taken?
- A client is taking atenolol for HF. Which complications may occur?
- Which medication should be held with a BP of 98/58 and HR of 52?
- Which medication can not only be given for HTN, but also migraines, ADHD, & WD?
- Which medication should be questioned if the client is pregnant?
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