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ATI pharmacology 215 proctored exam Practice Questions

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Question 1 of 8Single-Select Multiple Choice

A client has been prescribed insulin based on carbohydrate counting adjustments. The carbohydrate ratio is 1:10, the premeal target blood sugar is 110, and the high blood sugar correction factor is 50. The client’s premeal blood sugar was 225 and they consumed the following for dinner: 6 ounces baked chicken breast (0 g), 1 cup brown rice (45 g), 1 cup steamed broccoli (12 g), 2 TBS margarine (0 g). How many units of insulin will the nurse administer for the carbohydrates that were consumed?

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Question 2 of 8Single-Select Multiple Choice

The nurse is to administer insulin to a diabetic client. The finger stick blood glucose is 128.

The client has 4 units of insulin lispro scheduled with meals in addition to the following adjustments scale. How many units of insulin will the nurse administer?

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Question 3 of 8Single-Select Multiple Choice

A client is prescribed calcium carbonate for GERD.

After reviewing the client’s chart, which potential risk does the nurse identify for the client?

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Question 4 of 8Single-Select Multiple Choice

The physician orders psyllium for constipation.

Which client situation would require the nurse to his order?

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Question 5 of 8Single-Select Multiple Choice

A client is prescribed milk of magnesia.

After reviewing the client’s lab results, which potential electrolyte imbalance is the nurse concerned about?

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Question 6 of 8Single-Select Multiple Choice

A patient has been administered famotidine.

Which observation would suggest that the medication has not had its intended effect?

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Question 7 of 8Single-Select Multiple Choice

Before administering amphotericin B to a patient, what is the most crucial step a nurse should take?

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Question 8 of 8Single-Select Multiple Choice

A patient has been prescribed radioactive iodine in preparation for a total thyroidectomy due to thyroid cancer. What advice about taking the medication should the nurse provide?

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