21-30 Flashcards
A nurse administering medications has many responsibilities including knowledge of pharmacodynamics. Pharmacodynamics is best described as:
What the drug does to the body
A nurse needs to document that a medication has been administered under the tongue. What term would they use?
Sublingual
The prescription for a patient instructs the nurse to administer flucloxacillin 250mg PO
QID. How and when is the medication administered?
Oral, 4x a day
Mary Brown is 17 years old and presents with a diagnosis of Type 1 Diabetes Mellitus. Clinical manifestations associated with T1D include all the following except:
Hyponatremia
John Smith has a history of Type 2 Diabetes Mellitus. As the nurse, you are performing a risk assessment. Identify a modifiable risk factor for John:
Sedentary lifestyle/ insufficient exercise
Microvascular complications of diabetes mellitus include damage to the kidney. This is called:
Diabetic nephropathy
Three common complications of diabetes mellitus are:
Renal failure/kidney disease
Loss of vision
Peripheral arterial disease
Measures of glycosylated hemoglobin, such as HbA1c, monitor glucose control over a period of time, relative to the average life span of a red blood cell. This is normally:
120 days
Which of the following statements, regarding T1D, is true:
Autoimmune disease
T1D accounts for 10% of diabetes Mellitus patients
Onset mostly childhood
Symptoms manifest suddenly
You are working in a family planning center and providing an education session on genital warts. Information you provide includes:
HPV vaccine STI check-ups Contraception Personal hygiene Sexual education