ATI LPN · ATI Pharmacology · Medication Administration Test Questions and Answers PDF
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An adult patient has been assessed in the emergency department and diagnosed with necrotizing otitis externa. The primary care provider has prescribed ciprofloxacin. In preparation for administering this medication, what action should the nurse perform?
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Correct Answer: Establish intravenous access.
When ferrous fumarate (Palafer®) is given to infants, what is the onset of action time period?
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Correct Answer: 3 to 10 days
A patient suffers from dysmenorrhea. Which oral medication will be prescribed that has the ability to provide physiological actions on the neuroendocrine control of ovarian function?
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Correct Answer: Progestins
Which statement indicates a patient needs more teaching about oral corticosteroid therapy?
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Correct Answer: I can stop this medication if I have severe side effects.
Which the following persons should not have a statin medication ordered?
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Correct Answer: Someone with 3 first- or second-degree family members with history of muscle issues when started on statins
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