Chapter 3 Questions
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An example of a drug allergy is
dry mouth occuring with use of an antihistamine
increased urination occuring with use of a thiazide diuretic
breathing difficulty after an injection of penicillin
urinary retention associated with atropine use
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A patient taking glyburide (an antidiabetic drug) has his morning dose and then does not have a chance to eat for several hours.
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Multiple Choice
An adverse effect that might be expected from this would be
a teratogenic effect
a skin rash
an anticholinergic effect
hypoglycemia
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A patient with a severe infection is given gentamicin, the only antibiotic shown to be effective in culture and sensitivity tests. A few hours after the drug is started intravenously (IV), the patient becomes very restless and develops edema. Blood tests reveal abnormal electrolytes and elevated blood urea nitrogen (BUN).
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Multiple Choice
This reaction was most likely caused by
an anaphylactic reaction
renal toxicity associated with gentamicin
superinfection related to the antibiotic
hypoglycemia
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Multiple Choice
Patients receiving antineoplastic drugs that disrupt cell function often have adverse effects involving cells that turn over rapidly in the body. These cells include
ovarian cells
liver cells
cardiac cells
bone marrow cells
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A woman has had repeated bouts of bronchitis throughout the fall and has been taking antibiotics. She calls the clinic with complaints of vaginal pain and itching. When she is seen, it is discovered that she has developed a yeast infection.
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Multiple Choice
You understand that
her bronchitis has moved to the vaginal area
she has developed a superinfection, because the antibiotics kill bacteria that normally provide protection
she probably has developed a sexually transmitted disease related to her lifestyle
she will need to take even more antibiotics to treat this new infection
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Multiple Choice
Knowing that a patient is taking a loop diuretic and is at risk for developing hypokalemia, the nurse would assess the patient for
hypertension, headache, and cold and clammy skin
decreased urinary output and yellowing of the sclera
weak pulse, low blood pressure, and muscle cramping
diarrhea and flatulence
An example of a drug allergy is
dry mouth occuring with use of an antihistamine
increased urination occuring with use of a thiazide diuretic
breathing difficulty after an injection of penicillin
urinary retention associated with atropine use
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