What are some primary prevention strategies a nurse may implement for a patient at risk for bleeding? (SATA)

Genetic counseling, Injury prevention

Which of the following are risk factors for stroke?

Atherosclerosis, Sleep apnea, Hypertension, Diabetes

What is the MOST important thing you'd teach a 30-y/o female patient w/ cardiac problems who's prescribed sulfonamides?

"Make sure you're not taking other meds that could increase your K+ lvls."

A patient on chemo has a lowered CBC and has been vomiting frequently. Which treatments are most appropriate? (SATA)

Providing them with nutritious supplements with their meals, Monitoring their fluid intake and output, Assessing them for signs of infection and fever, Assisting them with ambulation if they have an intolerance to activity

Which of the following assessments is most concerning for a patient on low molecular weight heparin (LMWH)?

They have a prescription of warfarin to be taken while they're on LMWH

In which patient would alteplase and other thrombolytics be contraindicated in?

A patient with a hemorrhagic stroke

What considerations would you incorporate into the care plan of a patient taking penicillins? (SATA)

Monitor sodium and potassium levels, Give patient penicillin 1-2 hours before or after they eat, Assess patient for signs of allergic reaction, Educate patient on oral contraceptives to use different mode of protection

You would expect an 18-year-old patient to have had which vaccines already? (SATA)

Hib, Varicella, DTap, meningococcal, TDap, Polio, Hepatitis A, Hepatitis B

What should a nurse teach a client whose taking the macrolide azithromycin orally?

The patient shouldn't take any OTC drugs w/o consulting their physician

A patient has a tumor designation of Stage III, T2, L1, M0. What is most concerning about this finding?

The cancer has advanced to affect a lymph node

What would you need to monitor in a patient taking corticosteroids long-term? (SATA)

Blood glucose levels, Signs of infection, Skin integrity

What should a nurse include in the teaching plan for a patient prescribed warfarin?

To keep intake of vitamin K consistent, especially if they're vegetarian

A nurse notices that a 7-y/o is prescribed aspirin for their post-operative pain. What's the priority nursing action?

Call provider and state concern about drug contraindication

A patient on warfarin has a PT/INR of 2. What's the appropriate nursing action?

Continue to monitor patient as scheduled

Which precautions would a nurse take before administering vancomycin to a patient? (SATA)

Make sure IV line flushes properly, Make sure patient isn't on any drugs that may be a contraindication

A patient undergoing aggressive chemotherapy treatments is at risk for which conditions? (SATA)

Immunodeficiency, Thrombocytopenia, Dehydration

What are signs of tetracycline adverse effects that a nurse should monitor for? (SATA)

High creatinine and BUN levels, Jaundice

What special nursing consideration should be given to renal patients prescribed aminoglycosides?

They require a smaller dose of the drug

What circumstance would the antiplatelet clopidogrel be used for?

A patient with a stent who needs to prevent blood coagulation

Which of the following patients on amphotericin B would a nurse be most concerned for?

Patient who received a heart transplant last year

A 9 y/o patient with HIV wants to know why they get sick easily. Which response by the nurse is most appropriate?

"A bad germ is killing the cells that helps you fight off other bad germs."

A nurse needs to closely monitor a patient on antiplatelets for which adverse effect?

Thrombotic thrombocytic purpura

Which lab results would you expect to see in a patient with an old infected abdominal wound? (SATA)

Higher bands in a CBC with differential, Positive C-reactive protein test

Which of the following populations would be most at risk for inflammation? (SATA)

A 87-y/o retired Vietnam veteran, A 3-y/o born 2 weeks premature, A 50-y/o living 25 miles away from the nearest hospital

Which of the following patients is at most risk of developing a clotting disorder?

A 56-y/o man with a family history of hypertension and is obese

Which statement by a patient undergoing internal radiation shows proper understanding of their condition?

"I need to be isolated for a while until the radiation wears off."

Which complete blood count result would you most expect to see in a patient undergoing chemotherapy?

RBC: 2.8 x 106 μL, WBC: 3.1 x 103 cells/mm3, platelets: 1.2 x 105 μL

Which actions would a nurse take prior to administering antibiotics to a patient? (SATA)

Culture and identify strain of bacteria causing infection, Check patient's chart for drug contraindications, Look at patient's history of using specific drugs, Assess for allergies and renal function

Which of the following labs would the nurse monitor for a patient on amphotericin B? (SATA)

Blood urea nitrogen (BUN), Complete blood count (CBC)

What effects would you expect to see in a patient taking diphenhydramine for hay fever? (SATA)

Dizziness, Drowsiness, Changes in appetite

You notice in a patient's chart that they're on the aminoglycoside streptomycin. What does this indicate?

The patient has a systemic blood infection

Which statement by a nurse about to administer heparin to a patient indicates a need for further teaching?

"The injection needs to be in the same place each time if subcutaneous."

What are some concerns about patients who are using antibiotics long-term? (SATA)

Antibiotic resistance, Developing superinfections, Nephrotoxicity

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1
What are some primary prevention strategies a nurse may implement for a patient at risk for bleeding? (SATA)
Prevention of stasis
Genetic counseling
Smoking cessation
Injury prevention
2
A hypertensive patient who just underwent surgery to debulk a tumor in their pancreas is at most risk for what?
Bleeding and infection
Decreased insulin production
Elevated blood glucose
Pancytopenia
3
Which of the following are risk factors for stroke?
Atherosclerosis
Sleep apnea
Hypertension
Diabetes
4
What is the MOST important thing you'd teach a 30-y/o female patient w/ cardiac problems who's prescribed sulfonamides?
"Take this antibiotic at least 2 hours before or after eating."
"Stay indoors for the duration of this therapy to reduce sun exposure."
"You'll have to monitor your blood pressure daily while taking this med."
"Make sure you're not taking other meds that could increase your K+ lvls."
5
A patient on chemo has a lowered CBC and has been vomiting frequently. Which treatments are most appropriate? (SATA)
Providing them with nutritious supplements with their meals
Monitoring their fluid intake and output
Assessing them for signs of infection and fever
Assisting them with ambulation if they have an intolerance to activity
6
A patient due for a next dose of antibiotics has a low trough. The nurse should increase the next dose of antibiotics.
True
False
7
Which of the following assessments is most concerning for a patient on low molecular weight heparin (LMWH)?
Their prescription for LMWH is only for 2 months
They're taking the medication every evening 4 hours before bedtime
They show positive signs of pregnancy while taking LMWH
They have a prescription of warfarin to be taken while they're on LMWH
8
In which patient would alteplase and other thrombolytics be contraindicated in?
A patient with a hemorrhagic stroke
A patient with a compound fracture
A patient with hypertension
A patient with a large pulmonary embolism
9
What considerations would you incorporate into the care plan of a patient taking penicillins? (SATA)
Monitor sodium and potassium levels
Give patient penicillin 1-2 hours before or after they eat
Assess patient for signs of allergic reaction
Educate patient on oral contraceptives to use different mode of protection
10
Corticosteroids may be stopped the moment the patient recovers from their inflammation
True
False
11
You would expect an 18-year-old patient to have had which vaccines already? (SATA)
Hib, Varicella, DTap, meningococcal
TB, Covid-19, tetanus, MMR booster
HPV, MMR, pneumococcal, herpes zoster
TDap, Polio, Hepatitis A, Hepatitis B
12
Patients taking fluoroquinolones are at a higher risk of seizures and neuropathy due to neurotoxicity
False
True
13
What should a nurse teach a client whose taking the macrolide azithromycin orally?
The patient should get a PET scan done prior to taking this medication
The patient needs to be careful ambulating
The patient shouldn't take any OTC drugs w/o consulting their physician
The patient should take this medicine with a probiotic and vitamin
14
A patient suffering C. diff can be treated with the antiprotozoal medication metronidazole
True
False
15
A patient has a tumor designation of Stage III, T2, L1, M0. What is most concerning about this finding?
The cancer will respond less to chemotherapy
The cancer is still in a removable stage
The cancer has advanced to affect a lymph node
The cancer is at risk of metastasizing
16
The appropriate nursing action when a patient on warfarin exhibits pallor and cool extremities is to check for bleeding.
True
False
17
A patient with a diagnosis of influenza A should take oseltamivir within 48 hours of symptoms presenting.
True
False
18
What would you need to monitor in a patient taking corticosteroids long-term? (SATA)
Cognitive decline
Blood glucose levels
Signs of infection
Skin integrity
19
What should a nurse include in the teaching plan for a patient prescribed warfarin?
To come get their blood drawn weekly to evaluate PT/INR
To monitor for signs of oral ulcers and bleeding gums
To keep intake of vitamin K consistent, especially if they're vegetarian
That the drug is usually only prescribed short-term for up to 6 months
20
A nurse notices that a 7-y/o is prescribed aspirin for their post-operative pain. What's the priority nursing action?
Call provider and state concern about drug contraindication
Ensure dose is within adequate limit for this age group
Monitor patient's liver and cognitive function
Withhold medication until patient gives consent to take it
21
A patient on warfarin has a PT/INR of 2. What's the appropriate nursing action?
Continue to monitor patient as scheduled
Notify the provider of warfarin toxicity
Weigh the patient and adjust dosage
Decrease patient's dietary intake of vitamin K
22
Which precautions would a nurse take before administering vancomycin to a patient? (SATA)
Make sure IV line flushes properly
Make sure patient isn't on any drugs that may be a contraindication
Make sure the patient hasn't eaten or drank anything beforehand
Make sure patient got their culture and sensitivity results back
23
A patient undergoing aggressive chemotherapy treatments is at risk for which conditions? (SATA)
Immunodeficiency
Thrombocytopenia
Dehydration
Weight gain
24
What's a nurse's main concern when a patient is taking the select Xa inhibitor rivaroxaban?
Stomach and duodenal ulcers
Bleeding risk
Clotting and DVT
Superinfections
25
Which assessment of a patient taking sulfanomides is most concerning?
Vomiting
Diarrhea
Bruising
Rash and facial edema
26
What are signs of tetracycline adverse effects that a nurse should monitor for? (SATA)
Tinnitus
Orthostatic hypotension
High creatinine and BUN levels
Jaundice
27
What special nursing consideration should be given to renal patients prescribed aminoglycosides?
They need IV hydration while on this drug
They require a smaller dose of the drug
They can only take this drug orally
They need to be put on dialysis while taking this drug
28
A D-dimer test tests for the presence of small clots by measuring fibrin degradation
True
False
29
What circumstance would the antiplatelet clopidogrel be used for?
A patient with chronic iron-deficiency anemia
A patient just out of surgery who has hemophilia
A patient with a stent who needs to prevent blood coagulation
A patient with minor superficial wounds
30
Which antibiotic induces violent vomiting when taken with alcohol?
Penicillins
Tetracyclines
Macrolides
Cephalosporins
31
Which of the following patients on amphotericin B would a nurse be most concerned for?
Patient who gave birth 2 months ago
Patient who is completely deaf
Patient with liver failure
Patient who received a heart transplant last year
32
Vancomycin is both nephrotoxic and ototoxic
True
False
33
A 9 y/o patient with HIV wants to know why they get sick easily. Which response by the nurse is most appropriate?
"You're low on CD4 cells that raise your body's alarm to fight infection."
"You were born with a suppressed immune system so your body is too weak."
"You're infected with the HIV virus, which impairs your holistic immunity."
"A bad germ is killing the cells that helps you fight off other bad germs."
34
A nurse needs to closely monitor a patient on antiplatelets for which adverse effect?
Thrombotic thrombocytic purpura
Atrial fibrillations
Hepatotoxicity
Muscle spasms
35
Which lab results would you expect to see in a patient with an old infected abdominal wound? (SATA)
Higher bands in a CBC with differential
Negative plasma fibrinogen concentration
Lower erythrocyte sedimentation rate
Positive C-reactive protein test
36
Which of the following populations would be most at risk for inflammation? (SATA)
A 34-y/o nurse who works the night shift at the ER
A 87-y/o retired Vietnam veteran
A 3-y/o born 2 weeks premature
A 50-y/o living 25 miles away from the nearest hospital
37
Which of the following patients is at most risk of developing a clotting disorder?
A 23-y/o whose spouse suffers from atherosclerosis and diabetes
A 17-y/o teen taking 3 AP classes and sleeps 6 hours a night
A 56-y/o man with a family history of hypertension and is obese
A 32-y/o woman who took hormonal birth control pills all 4 yrs of college
38
Which antibiotic is the only explicitly non-nephrotoxic drug?
Fluoroquinolones
Penicillins
Macrolides
Sulfonamides
39
Which statement by a patient undergoing internal radiation shows proper understanding of their condition?
"I need to remove all metal on me before my next round of radiation."
"It's okay for me to go home to my family right after my treatment."
"I need to be isolated for a while until the radiation wears off."
"I need to maintain a high-protein, high-fat diet in order to recover."
40
Which complete blood count result would you most expect to see in a patient undergoing chemotherapy?
RBC: 5.2 x 106 μL, WBC: 7.6 x 103 cells/mm3, platelets: 1.4 x 105 μL
RBC: 3.0 x 106 μL, WBC: 8.6 x 103 cells/mm3, platelets: 3.7 x 105 μL
RBC: 3.6 x 106 μL , WBC: 4.2 x 103 cells/mm3, platelets: 2.0 x 105 μL
RBC: 2.8 x 106 μL, WBC: 3.1 x 103 cells/mm3, platelets: 1.2 x 105 μL
41
Which actions would a nurse take prior to administering antibiotics to a patient? (SATA)
Culture and identify strain of bacteria causing infection
Check patient's chart for drug contraindications
Look at patient's history of using specific drugs
Assess for allergies and renal function
42
Which of the following labs would the nurse monitor for a patient on amphotericin B? (SATA)
Metabolic panel
Blood urea nitrogen (BUN)
Serum potassium
Complete blood count (CBC)
43
A classmate has a bloody nose. Tissues and pressure aside, you can also give them an ice pack to help stop the bleeding.
True
False
44
Which signs would you expect to see in a patient suffering impaired central perfusion? (SATA)
Decreased RR
Pallor
Decreased SpO2
Decreased cap refill time
45
What effects would you expect to see in a patient taking diphenhydramine for hay fever? (SATA)
Dizziness
Drowsiness
Changes in appetite
Pallor
46
You notice in a patient's chart that they're on the aminoglycoside streptomycin. What does this indicate?
The patient has a systemic blood infection
The infection is contained and localized
The patient recently underwent anesthesia
The patient needs to get a thorough hepatic assessment
47
What's the biggest risk associated with the use of macrolides?
GI distress
Nephrotoxicity
Dysrhythmias
Superinfections
48
Which statement by a nurse about to administer heparin to a patient indicates a need for further teaching?
"I'll need to weigh the patient beforehand to ensure the dose is adequate."
"The patient can only receive this medication in the hospital."
"If they have overdose symptoms, I'll administer protamine sulfate."
"The injection needs to be in the same place each time if subcutaneous."
49
A patient on sulfonamindes is given a glass of water to drink every hour. What adverse effect does this help reduce?
Photosensitivity
Crystalluria
Blood dyscrasias
Hyperkalemia
50
Hormone therapy used to treat cancer blocks the cancer cells' ability to use certain hormones to grow.
False
True
51
What are some concerns about patients who are using antibiotics long-term? (SATA)
Antibiotic resistance
Neurotoxicity
Developing superinfections
Nephrotoxicity
52
Which labs would you anticipate being prescribed for a patient with a suspected DVT? (SATA)
Arteriogram
D-dimer
PT/INR
PTT
53
Before administering amphotericin B, a nurse would give a patient diphenhydramine to decrease risk of thromboplebitis.
False
True
54
What does it mean when a patient on IV heparin has a PTT of 53 seconds?
The patient is nearing heparin toxicity
The patient is subtherapeutic
The patient is having an adverse reaction
The patient is at a bleeding risk
55
A patient has a penicillin allergy and are prescribed a 4th gen cephalosporin. What's the priority nursing action?
Assess patient for signs of bleeding and the room for fall risks
Hold medication and call provider to clarify med order
Monitor patient for adverse effects after delivering the first dose
Ensure patient is not consuming anything containing alcohol
56
This type of shock is caused by inadequate pumping of the heart.
Septic shock
Hypovolemic shock
Anaphylactic shock
Cardiogenic shock
57
Which action by a patient on tetracyclines illustrates a need for further teaching?
Drinking milk 50 minutes after taking a dose of tetracycline
Taking the medication on an empty stomach
Putting on sunscreen and a hat before going outdoors
Calling the nurse for assistance with ambulating when needed
58
Which of following populations is warfarin contraindicated in?
Individuals who have previously suffered a stroke
Patients with penicillin allergies
People with vegan diets
Pregnant and lactating individuals
59
Which assessment finding from a patient on acyclovir is the most concerning?
Elevated urine creatinine and BUN levels
Fatigue and nausea
Urine output of 30 mL/hr
Red-tinted, cloudy urine
60
Alteplase would be most likely prescribed to which patient?
A 67-y/o farmer who suffered a myocardial infarction
A hospice patient with a peripheral IV
A 16-y/o varsity athlete with hemophilia
A new mother who suffered a mild pulmonary embolism
61
A patient on heparin has a platelet count of 1.35 x 10⁵ / µL. What's the priority nursing action?
Hold dose and notify the provider
Assess patient for signs of bleeding
Continue to monitor patient's platelet count
Assess patient for signs of shock
62
Which statement by a nurse treating a patient with liver inflammation shows a need for further education?
"The patient's liver cells may change to cope with the inflammation."
"This condition could impair the patient's blood flow."
"This inflammation can be reduced if the patient is put on acetaminophen."
"If this disease persists, it could cause fibrosis of the liver."
63
A patient complains of frequent pain in their extremities, which you notice is pale and cold. What is this a sign of?
Ischemia
Erythema
Acidosis
Hypoperfusion
64
A nurse would anticipating doing what prior to starting amphotericin B therapy on a patient? (SATA)
Confirm patient isn't on other, nephrotoxic medications
Ensure patient isn't also taking an azole antifungal
Assess patient for thromboplebitis
Premedicating for adverse effects
65
What would you need to teach a patient taking corticosteroids long-term? (SATA)
Wear medical bracelet
Seek counseling for any acute emotional disturbances
Consult physician for insulin if blood glucose is consistently elevated
Take dose in the morning to mimic body's natural hormone production
66
Cephalosporins are safe to give lactating mothers
True
False
67
What labs do you expect to see from a patient with an acute UTI?
High WBC w/ differential, CRP present, fast ESR, positive nitrites
Low WBC w/ differential, CRP present, fast ESR, positive nitrites
Low WBC w/ differential, CRP absent, slow ESR, negative nitrites
High WBC w/ differential, CRP present, fast ESR, negative nitrites
68
A patient with acute ischemic stroke needs to have alteplase administered within what time frame?
3-6 hours
2-4 hours
4-6 hours
3-5 hours
69
Antiretrovirals are taken in combination and are both hepatotoxic and ototoxic.
False
True
70
There's nothing we can do to fix small ischemic strokes
True
False
71
What are some assessments a nurse should make before administering antiplatelets?
Patient's bleeding history
Whether the patient has a surgery ordered
Patient's EKG patterns
Reason behind patient needing the drug
72
A new post-op patient is given aminoglycosides to lower risk of infection. What should the nurse pay most attention to?
Heart rate and sounds
Perfusion and skin integrity
Bowel sounds and tenderness
Respiratory rate and SpO2
73
Live-attenuated vaccines should be contraindicated in which of the following patients?
A 6-year-old girl whose twin brother is allergic to eggs.
A 76-year-old man who had a cold 2 weeks ago.
A 20-year-old woman pregnant with her first child.
A 19-month-old toddler who was born at 6 lbs.
74
Using your knowledge of infection and risks, which of the following patients would you treat first?
A patient who also has a diagnosis of pancreatic cancer and is on chemo
A patient w/ an open surgical wound on their leg w/ serosanguinous drainage
A patient in the ICU presenting with elevated RR, WBC, HR, and low BP
An anorexic patient with a staph infection that spread from neck to face
75
What are some ways a nurse can promote perfusion when a patient is recovering from a stroke? (SATA)
Engage patient in verbal communication
Maintain safe, clutter-free environment
Promote ambulation
Promote urinary and bowel elimination
76
Metaplasia and dysplasia are reversible if the stressor on the cells is removed
False
True
77
Which are symptoms of inflammation caused by increased perfusion and excavation of WBC's and fluids into tissues? (SATA)
Pain
Limitations in movement
Swelling
Heat
78
A patient is prescribed naproxen to treat their fever. What should the nurse include in the patient care plan? (SATA)
Ensure a safe, clutter-free environment
Monitor patient's urine output and creatinine levels
Check for contraindications with other drugs the patient is taking
Have patient take naproxen with food or milk
79
What would you expect to see in a patient with inadequate oncotic pressure in their vasculature?
Sodium retention
Edema
Hypotension
Dehydration
80
How may a nurse determine a patient is suffering a transient ischemic attack instead of a stroke?
Assessing how long the symptoms last
Performing a pain scale on the patient
Monitor the patient's EKG for ventricular dysrhythmias
Screening the patient for comorbidities
81
A patient on sulfamethozaxole doesn't need to be screened extensively for drug allergies
False
True
82
Which of the following diagnostics is used for patients on heparin to measure their clotting time?
D-dimer
Prothrombin time (PT)
Complete blood count (CBC)
Partial thromboplastin time (PTT)
83
Patient w/ a UTI is prescribed the fluroquinolone ciprofloxacin. What's the MOST important thing a nurse should monitor?
Taking the medicine on an empty stomach
Renal function
Hydration status
Tendon rupture
84
Which drugs requires a weight assessment in order to calculate adequate doses? (SATA)
Antiplatelets
Thrombolytics
Heparin
Warfarin
85
If everyone here took penicillin, Celine and McVay would be the most likely to suffer adverse effects. Why?
Penicillin poses a risk of hyperkalemia and arrhythmias
Penicillin interferes with vitamin K and the clotting cascade
Penicillin is also a type of blood thinner, like aspirin
Penicillin is a diuretic and induces dehydration
86
A patient prescribed acetaminophen for their pain needs to be closely monitored for what reasons? (SATA)
Acetaminophen is not an anti-inflammatory drug
Acetaminophen is hepatotoxic
Acetaminophen poses a high risk of GI bleeding
Acetaminophen poses an overdose risk if patient is taking other meds also
87
Aspirin is a 1st-line antiplatelet due to being safer than clopidogrel
True
False
88
What statement by a patient on metronidazole shows proper understanding of the medication?
"I need to abstain from alcohol while taking this medication."
"This medication is to be applied topically twice a day."
"I need to avoid foods high in zinc, calcium, aluminum, and magnesium."
"This medicine will help me recover from my flu."
89
You notice a patient on vancomycin has infiltration around their IV line. Which actions need to be taken STAT? (SATA)
Ice and elevate limb where infiltration occurred
Stop medication
Call provider
Adjust infusion rate
90
Infants and people at high bleeding risks are given what to promote clotting?
Low molecular weight heparin
Aspirin
Vitamin K
Whole blood transfusion
91
A patient on metronidazole tells a nurse that their food tastes metallic. What's the most appropriate nursing response?
"That's a normal side effect for patients on this medication."
"Really? I'll get you some new food to eat, then."
"What food exactly tastes metallic?"
"That's unusual, I'll call the provider right away."
92
Small hemorrhagic strokes can be reabsorbed and don't require other interventions
True
False
93
Your client has a lump of encapsulated, expansive cell growth. What nursing action is most appropriate?
Call the physician immediately and request a CT scan.
Consult an oncologic surgeon about removing the lump as soon as possible.
Monitor the patient for any changes in the cell growth.
Recommend some therapies to enhance the client's well-being.
94
Which patient is at most risk of developing ulcerative colitis?
A patient who's exposed to airborne toxins at work
A patient whose sister has irritable bowel syndrome (IBS)
A patient whose grandfather had colon cancer
A patient who just suffered a gastric hemorrhage 2 weeks earlier
95
Which statement by a nurse delivering fluoroquinolones demonstrates proper understanding of the medication?
"The patient is still able to go outside without a hat while on this med."
"This medication has very few adverse cardiac and bleeding effects."
"The patient should avoid foods high in zinc, calcium, and magnesisum."
"The patient may take this antibiotic with their steroid medications."
96
Which statement from your patient on chemotherapy illustrates a need for further teaching?
"I'll continue to eat fresh salads and fruits everyday to stay healthy."
"Throwing up, losing weight, and peeing less are common side effects."
"I need to be careful to not fall because I could bleed much easier now."
"I need to maintain a steady intake of fluids so I don't get dehydrated."
97
Which of the following are priority nursing actions for a patient who just suffered an ischemic stroke? (SATA)
Making sure patient is on anticoagulants
Monitoring patient closely
Having patients ambulate as often as possible
Assess patient for dysrhythmias
98
A patient on IV gentamicin needs to have their peaks and troughs monitored closely
False
True
99
Vascular tone (contractility) is not a determinant of adeuqate perfusion
True
False
100
A patient received their 3rd dose of IV streptomycin at 16:00. When should a nurse draw blood to check the drug's peak?
15:45
17:30
16:30
19:00

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