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Question #1
Which medication inhibits the pancreatic enzyme lipase?
A.
Atomoxetine
B.
Orlistat
C.
Phentermine
D.
Amphetamine
Question #2
Which condition does the nurse suspect if a patient presents with photophobia, nausea, vomiting, and unilateral headache?
A.
Postanesthetic respiratory depression
B.
Narcolepsy
C.
Migraine
D.
Attention-deficit/hyperactivity disorder
Question #3
Which symptom does the nurse expect to find in a patient with narcolepsy?
A.
Hyperactivity
B.
Skeletal muscle weakness
C.
Pulsating headache
D.
High body mass index (BMI)
Question #4
Which drug is indicated for the improvement of wakefulness in patients who have excessive daytime sleepiness?
A.
Modafinil
B.
Phentermine
C.
Atomoxetine
D.
Sumatriptan
Question #5
Which is a clinical use of doxapram?
A.
To increase the rate of respiration. To increase the depth of respiration
B.
To reduce uric acid levels. To reduce blood pressure
C.
To reduce blood pressure. To reduce blood glucose level.
D.
To reduce blood glucose level. To reduce uric acid levels.
Question #6
A patient is prescribed a caffeine (NoDoz) tablet. How much caffeine is in each tablet?
A.
200 mg
B.
40 mg
C.
100 mg
D.
32 mg
Question #7
Which analeptic is contraindicated in newborns causing gasping syndrome?
A.
Theophylline
B.
Aminophylline
C.
Doxapram
D.
Caffeine
Question #8
Which is the primary action site for serotonin agonists?
A.
Medulla and brainstem
B.
Hypothalamic and limbic regions
C.
Cerebrovascular system
D.
Cerebral cortex
Question #9
Which class of drugs may be prescribed to promote weight reduction for a patient who is obese?
A.
Ergot alkaloids
B.
Phosphodiesterase inhibitors
C.
Serotonin receptor agonists
D.
Lipase inhibitors
Question #10
Which drug is used to treat attention-deficit/hyperactivity disorder (ADHD)?
A.
Orlistat
B.
Modafinil
C.
Dextroamphetamine
D.
Sumatriptan
Question #11
Which dose regimen of methylphenidate (Ritalin) would the nurse expect for a 6-year-old child with attention-deficit/hyperactivity disorder (ADHD)?
A.
20 mg after lunch
B.
120 mg at each meal
C.
5 mg before breakfast and lunch
D.
50 mg as a single dose
Question #12
Which statement made by the patient indicates further teaching is needed about amphetamine medications?
A.
"They increase the effect of norepinephrine."
B.
"They block the reuptake of dopamine."
C.
"I should not take these medications at least 1 day per week."
D.
"It may decrease my heart rate."
Question #13
A patient who has which condition is contraindicated for anorexiant therapy?
A.
Hypotension, Bulimia nervosa, Hypothyroidism
B.
Drug allergies, Hypotension, Hypothyroidism
C.
Glaucoma, Drug allergies, Bulimia nervosa
D.
Hypotension, Hypothyroidism, Glaucoma
Question #14
Which adverse effect may occur in an obese patient with attention-deficit/hyperactivity disorder (ADHD) who has been prescribed phentermine and dexmethylphenidate?
A.
Headache, Severe hypertension
B.
Headache, Severe hypertension
C.
Headache, Severe hypertension
D.
Seizures, Insomnia, Dysrhythmias
Question #15
Which potential adverse effect would the nurse include in the patient teaching regarding methylphenidate for narcolepsy?
A.
Insomnia, Headache, Weight loss
B.
Weight loss, Increased appetite, Decreased blood pressure
C.
Increased appetite, Insomnia, Decreased blood pressure
D.
Headache, Increased appetite, Decreased blood pressure
Question #16
Which sign or symptom supports a diagnosis of migraine headaches?
A.
Pulsating headache, Daytime sleepiness, Skeletal muscle weakness
B.
Phonophobia, Daytime sleepiness, Skeletal muscle weakness
C.
Daytime sleepiness, Photophobia, Skeletal muscle weakness
D.
Photophobia, Phonophobia, Pulsating headache
Question #17
Which of the following would be a reason that the health care provider has replaced dexmethylphenidate with atomoxetine?
A.
Dexmethylphenidate has more addictive properties.
B.
Dexmethylphenidate induces sedation in the child.
C.
Dexmethylphenidate does not improve attention.
D.
Dexmethylphenidate is contraindicated in pediatric patients.
Question #18
The nurse would recommend taking amphetamine aspartate for attention-deficit/hyperactivity disorder (ADHD) 4 to 6 hours before bed to prevent which condition?
A.
Nutrition deficiency
B.
Gastric ulcers
C.
Hyperglycemia
D.
Insomnia
Question #19
The nurse would monitor for which adverse effect in a patient who is receiving ergot alkaloid drugs for migraine headaches?
A.
Dizziness, Numbness, Nasal irritation
B.
Nasal irritation, Tingling, Flushing
C.
Tingling, Flushing, Numbness
D.
Tingling, Dizziness, Flushing
Question #20
Which assessment finding would the nurse expect after administering phentermine?
A.
Drowsiness
B.
Increased blood pressure
C.
Bradycardia
D.
Syncope
Question #21
Which side effect would the nurse monitor for in a patient taking analeptics?
A.
Decreased mental alertness
B.
Insomnia
C.
Hypotension
D.
Bradycardia
Question #22
Which reason would the health care provider discontinue phentermine for 2 weeks after reviewing a patient’s medical history?
A.
The patient has glaucoma.
B.
The patient is taking monoamine oxidase inhibitors (MAOIs).
C.
The patient has diabetes.
D.
The patient is taking antiviral medications.
Question #23
Which drug is indicated as first-line abortive therapy for migraine headaches?
A.
Ergotamine and Sibutramine
B.
Naratriptan and Zolmitriptan
C.
Diazepam and Atomoxetine
D.
Diazepam and Ergotamine
Question #24
Which common adverse effect does the nurse anticipate in a patient after standard drug therapy for a throbbing, pulsating headache on one side of the head with aura?
A.
Diarrhea
B.
Chest congestion
C.
Enhanced urinary output
D.
Fecal incontinence
Question #25
Which statement by the nurse indicates understanding of the teaching about medication administration for patients with attention-deficit/hyperactivity disorder (ADHD)?
A.
"I may dispense these medications to nursing staff if needed."
B.
"It is permissible to crush extended-release medications for patients who have difficulty swallowing pills."
C.
"I will give these drugs 30 to 45 minutes before meals to improve absorption."
D.
"If I notice side effects of these medications, I should stop giving the drug immediately and notify the provider."
Question #26
Which information will a nurse give to the parents of a child with attention-deficit/hyperactivity disorder (ADHD) who has been prescribed dexmethylphenidate?
A.
Administer the medication after meals. Administer the medication before sending the child to school. Administer the medication 2 hours before going to bed.
B.
Administer the medication after meals. Administer the medication 2 hours before going to bed. Avoid administering medications on weekends.
C.
Avoid administering medications on weekends. Avoid dissolving the sustained-release medications in water. Administer the medication before sending the child to school.
D.
Avoid dissolving the sustained-release medications in water. Administer the medication after meals. Administer the medication 2 hours before going to bed.
Question #27
Which combination of drugs will the nurse expect the provider to order for excessive daytime sleepiness and frequent severe migraines?
A.
Atomoxetine and orlistat
B.
Modafinil and doxapram
C.
Doxapram and sumatriptan
D.
Modafinil and sumatriptan
Question #28
Which drug would the nurse expect to be prescribed for a patient who is obese, frequently hungry, and eats to satisfy hunger?
A.
Almotriptan
B.
Caffeine
C.
Dextroamphetamine
D.
Phentermine
Question #29
Which drug does the nurse expect to be prescribed for a patient that reports excessive daytime sleepiness and often falls asleep in the middle of activities?
A.
Modafinil
B.
Benzphetamine
C.
Methylphenidate
D.
Atomoxetine
Question #30
A child has been taking methylphenidate for 2 months. The child’s parent tells the nurse, "Each time I go to get my child’s medication, the pharmacist asks me to get a new prescription. Why is this so?" Which answer will the nurse explain to the parent?
A.
"This drug has a high risk of abuse."
B.
"This drug causes hallucinations."
C.
"This drug causes amenorrhea."
D.
"This drug has many side effects."
Question #31
Which drug will the nurse expect to be prescribed for a patient with cholestasis, consuming a high-fat diet, and with a body mass index of 34?
A.
Methamphetamine
B.
Orlistat
C.
Benzphetamine
D.
Phentermine
Question #32
A patient with migraine headaches has been prescribed a combination of acetaminophen, barbiturate, and caffeine. The patient tells the nurse, "I don’t think this drug is effective anymore, as I am not having as much pain relief as I had earlier." Which information will the nurse infer from this?
A.
The patient has not followed the dosing schedule as prescribed.
B.
The patient has taken the medication with excess amounts of fluids.
C.
The patient has been taking this medication for a long time.
D.
The patient has been taking reduced doses of medication.
Question #33
Which response is appropriate for a patient with insulin-dependent diabetes who asks how to effectively reduce weight?
A.
"You should follow a nutrition and exercise regimen for weight management."
B.
"You should drink coffee and alcohol once a week to reduce obesity."
C.
"Ask the primary health care provider to prescribe an anorexiant because it will reduce obesity."
D.
"Ask the primary health care provider to prescribe an oral hypoglycemic medication."
Question #34
In which way would the nurse respond to the worried parents of a 7-year-old child who is highly impulsive and has not been attentive in school for the last 2 months?
A.
"You should consult a child psychiatrist immediately."
B.
"This is the normal behavior of a 7-year-old child."
C.
"Your child has attention-deficit/hyperactivity disorder."
D.
"You should continue to observe the child’s behavior for 4 months."
Question #35
Which recommendation would the nurse provide to the parents who express concern about the addictive quality of stimulants prescribed to their child to treat attention-deficit/hyperactivity disorder (ADHD)?
A.
Reduce the dose of the medication slightly.
B.
Use deep breathing exercises instead of medication to keep the child calm.
C.
Switch the child to caffeine, which is a more natural stimulant.
D.
Talk to the health care provider about instituting "drug holidays."
Question #36
Based on the patient data, which additional therapy will the nurse expect to be included in the treatment plan for a patient prescribed phentermine? Patient Data: Body mass index of 28 Inactive lifestyle Prediabetes
A.
Substance abuse treatment
B.
Pain management
C.
Respiratory therapy
D.
Dietary referral
Question #37
A patient’s work schedule is changed from the night shift to the morning shift after 3 months. The patient tells the nurse, "I feel too sleepy in the morning hours, so I am unable to properly work in the office." Which medication will be prescribed to the patient?
A.
Orlistat
B.
Amphetamine aspartate
C.
Methylphenidate
D.
Armodafinil
Question #38
A.
Take ice chips for relief of headache.
B.
Take the medication with a lot of fluids.
C.
Do not take phentermine.
D.
Take acetaminophen.
Question #39
Which drug did the nurse find in the patient’s prescription that would cause the recommendation of consuming carrots regularly?
A.
Naratriptan
B.
Phentermine
C.
Orlistat
D.
Modafinil
Question #40
Which intervention will the nurse encourage to reduce the gastrointestinal side effects of orlistat?
A.
Limit dietary intake of fat to less than 30% of total calories.
B.
Increase fluid and fiber in the diet.
C.
Take the medication with an antacid.
D.
Supplement the diet with fat-soluble vitamins.
Question #41
Which time of administration is optimal for the drug effectiveness of methylphenidate, Ritalin SR, prescribed to a school-age patient?
A.
Preceding morning school activities daily
B.
Early afternoon when restlessness occurs
C.
At least 4 hours before bedtime
D.
Before breakfast on weekdays
Question #42
Which patient history indicates a high risk for a medication-related addiction?
A.
Modafinil for shift work sleep disorder
B.
Atomoxetine for attention-deficit/hyperactivity disorder
C.
Dextroamphetamine for narcolepsy
D.
Orlistat for weight loss management
Question #43
In which way does caffeine help to ease neonatal apnea?
A.
Promotes constriction of the bronchi. Increases the production of surfactant. Increases sensitivity to carbon dioxide.
B.
Relaxes the bronchial smooth muscle. Increases sensitivity to carbon dioxide. Supports a regular pattern of breathing. Blocks the action of cerebral adenosine.
C.
Promotes constriction of the bronchi. Blocks the action of cerebral adenosine. Increases the production of surfactant.
D.
Relaxes the bronchial smooth muscle. Promotes constriction of the bronchi. Increases the production of surfactant.
Question #44
The use of analeptics would be contraindicated for individuals with which condition?
A.
Bronchopulmonary dysplasia and Migraines
B.
Postanesthetic respiratory depression and Bronchopulmonary dysplasia
C.
End-stage heart failure and Peptic ulcer disease
D.
Postanesthetic respiratory depression and Migraines
Question #45
Which drug for the treatment of attention-deficit/hyperactivity disorder (ADHD) is a noncontrolled central nervous system stimulant?
A.
Amphetamine aspartate
B.
Dextroamphetamine sulfate
C.
Methylphenidate
D.
Atomoxetine
Question #46
Which drug is contraindicated in a patient with a peptic ulcer and who has chronic obstructive pulmonary disease (COPD)?
A.
Atomoxetine
B.
Orlistat
C.
Caffeine
D.
Sumatriptan
Question #47
A.
Sleeplessness
B.
Addiction
C.
Mood swings
D.
Suicidal tendencies
Question #48
Which medication may be prescribed to minimize breathing difficulty in an infant with dyspnea who is treated with high-pressure mechanical ventilation and who develops bronchopulmonary dysplasia?
A.
Morphine
B.
Phenobarbitone
C.
Diazepam
D.
Caffeine
Question #49
Which classification are the central nervous system (CNS) stimulant drugs that have a high potential for abuse and dependence?
A.
Schedule II
B.
Schedule I
C.
Schedule III
D.
Schedule IV
Question #50
Which assessment finding requires further consultation with the health care provider if the patient was prescribed sumatriptan 4 mg subcutaneous after presenting in the emergency department at 1600 for an unrelieved migraine?
A.
Onset of confusion, History of chronic headache, Blood pressure of 168/94 mmHg, Two previous sumatriptan injections at 0800 and 1200
B.
Onset of confusion, Slurred speech, Blood pressure of 168/94 mmHg, Two previous sumatriptan injections at 0800 and 1200
C.
Onset of confusion, Slurred speech, Blood pressure of 168/94 mmHg, History of chronic headache
D.
Onset of confusion, Slurred speech, History of chronic headache, Two previous sumatriptan injections at 0800 and 1200
Question #51
Based on the assessment data, which complication is likely occurring in a patient at a clinic for headache management? Assessment Data Vital Signs: o Temperature 99.1° F (37.3° C) o Apical pulse at 98 beats per minute o Respirations 22 breaths per minute o Blood pressure 148/92 mmHg “I take ergotamine if the sumatriptan doesn’t work after two doses.” “The headache is less, but I feel restless and confused.” Prescribed Medication: Sumatriptan 50 mg orally, up to 200 mg a day, as needed for headache
A.
Hangover effect
B.
Serotonin syndrome
C.
Rebound headache
D.
Caffeine withdrawal
Question #52
Which outcome is expected from a patient in the post-anesthesia recovery unit who received doxapram?
A.
Respiratory rate of 16 breaths per minute
B.
Carbon dioxide arterial blood gas levels increase
C.
Responds to command to use incentive spirometer
D.
Pulse of 98 beats per minute
Question #53
Based on the patient data, which assessment is a priority before administrating medication to a patient prescribed benzphetamine 25 mg orally once a day? Patient Data: o Body mass index of 30 o Diabetes o Osteoarthritis
A.
Pain status
B.
Dietary intake
C.
Activity level
D.
Vital signs
Question #54
Which characteristic must be identified in the child’s behavior before central nervous system stimulants are indicated?
A.
Onset after the age 7 years. Short attention span for the child’s age. Acting out during school or in the home
B.
Symptoms lasting at least 6 months. Learning disability with signs of depression. Acting out during school or in the home
C.
Onset after the age 7 years. Learning disability with signs of depression. Acting out during school or in the home
D.
Lack of ability to control impulses. Symptoms lasting at least 6 months. Short attention span for the child’s age
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