ATI Safe Dosage and Calculations, Questions and Correct Answers With Images. With Complete Solution Updated 2024. (Summary).
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ATI Safe Dosage and Calculations, Questions and Correct Answers With Images. With Complete Solution Updated 2024. (Summary).
a nurse is assisting w/ the orientation of a newly licensed nurse. the nurse should explain that it is important to have a second nurse review the dosage of high-alert med...
ATI Safe Dosage and Calculations, Questions and
Correct Answers With Images. With Complete Solution
Updated 2024. (Summary).
a nurse is assisting w/ the orientation of a newly licensed nurse. the nurse should explain that it is
important to have a second nurse review the dosage of high-alert medications, such as heparin & insulin,
for what reason?
dosage errors have the potential for significant harm to the client
a nurse is caring for a client who is to receive omeprazole (Prilosec) 40 mg PO daily. the client tells the
nurse that the pill is too hard to swallow. what action should the nurse take?
request a liquid form of the medication from the pharmacy
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a nurse is preparing to administer insulin subcutaneously to a client. the nurse should document the
administration of the medication immediately after what action?
injecting the insulin
a nurse is caring for a client who has a prescription for meperidine (Demerol) 50 mg PO every 3 hr PRN
for moderate pain, & meperidine 75 mg PO every 3 hr PRN for severe pain. at 1200, the client reports
back pain rated as 8 on a pain scale of 0-10. the client received 75 mg PO at 0700 & 50 mg PO at 1000.
what action should the nurse take?
,administer meperidine 75 mg PO now
(it's been 5 hrs since the previous dose so this is the appropriate action)
a nurse is in a client's room preparing to administer docusate sodium (Colace) PO & acetaminophen
(Tylenol) PO. the client refuses to take the medications because of nausea. what action should the nurse
take?
withhold the medications
a nurse is reviewing a client's prescriptions. the nurse should contact the provider to clarify what
prescription?
Morphine 2.5 mg IV bolus PRN for incisional pain
(prescription contains name of med, dosage, route, circumstance of administration, but no frequency ...
therefore needs clarification)
a nurse is preparing to administer potassium chloride 40 mEq PO daily. available is potassium chloride 20
mEq effervescent tablets. in addition to checking the correct dosage before administering the
medication, the nurse should check what?
1. the amount of liquid in which to dissolve the tablets
2. the type of liquid in which to dissolve the tablets
3. the acceptable dose range of the medication
a nurse is preparing to administer a medication subcutaneously. what should the nurse use?
5/8-inch, 25 gauge needle
a nurse working in a medical surgical unit is preparing to administer medications to a client. the nurse
plans to use 2 forms of ID to verify that she the right client. what actions should the nurse take to ID the
client?
1. compare the name on the client's wristband with the name on the MAR
2. ask the client to state his DOB
, 3. ask the client to state his name
4. use the bar code scan to ID the client
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a nurse is caring for a client who received lisinopril (Zestril) 30 min ago & is now reporting dizziness &
headaches. what actions should the nurse take first?
obtain the client's vital signs
a nurse is preparing to administer a liquid medication to a toddler. what action should the nurse take?
offer the child a choice of taking the medication with either a cup or a spoon
a nurse is planning atraumatic care for a preschooler who has a prescription for an intramuscular
medication. a parent is with the child. what actions should the nurse include in the plan of care?
1. provide an explanation of the hospital alarm system
2. suggest the parent bring the child's favorite toy to the hospital
3. use a doll to demonstrate how the nurse will administer the IM medication
a nurse is transcribing medication prescriptions for a group of clients. what is an example of the
appropriate way for the nurse to record medications that require the use of a decimal point?
0.6 mL
a nurse is transcribing a provider's prescription for a client. the prescription reads morphine 2mg IV
bolus at 1400. the nurse recognizes this as which of the following types of medication orders?
single order
a nurse is reviewing a client's prescriptions. the nurse should contact the provider to clarify what
prescription?
acetaminophen (Tylenol) 325 mg by mouth PRN for headache
(prescription contains name of med, dosage, route, circumstance of administration, but no frequency)
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