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Pharmacology Proctored Exam (Regular) Practice Questions

Practice Pharmacology Proctored Exam (Regular) Practice Questions. Review each answer with explanations when available.

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Question 1 of 8Single-Select Multiple Choice

The clinic nurse assesses a client taking benazepril to control hypertension. What change in the client's health status may require a change in drug therapy?

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Question 2 of 8Multiple-Select / Select All That Apply (SATA)

A client who has been diagnosed with hypertension asks the nurse if there are any treatment options other than medications available. What lifestyle changes should the nurse recommend to the client? Select all that apply.

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Question 3 of 8Single-Select Multiple Choice

A client has been diagnosed with hypertension and prescribed ramipril. When planning this client's care, what outcome should the node identify?

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Question 4 of 8Single-Select Multiple Choice

An older adult client is taking a sustained-release antihypertensive drug. What is the nurse's priority teaching point about this medication

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Question 5 of 8Multiple-Select / Select All That Apply (SATA)

The nurse is discussing antihypertensive medications with a group of clients. Which element will the nurse identify as responsible for regulating the pressure in the cardiovascular system? Select all that apply.

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Question 6 of 8Single-Select Multiple Choice

The nurse is providing drug teaching for a client who is prescribed enalapril. What drug-specific adverse effect will the nurse include in the drug teaching?

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Question 7 of 8Single-Select Multiple Choice

A client's hypertension has not responded significantly to first-line therapies, so the primary health care provider has prescribed aliskiren and spironolactone. In addition to blood pressure monitoring. What assessment should the nurse prioritize?

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Question 8 of 8Single-Select Multiple Choice

The nurse provides dietary teaching to a client with hypertension. The nurse determines the client has understood the information when the client selects what meal?

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