ATI PHARM PROCTORED LPN EXAM 2024-2025
ACTUAL EXAM TEST BANK 250 QUESTIONS AND
CORRECT DETAILED ANSWERS WITH
RATIONALES
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A nurse is caring for a client Calcitonin (Miacalcin)
with hyperparathyroidism
and notes that the client's
serum calcium level is 13
mg/dL. Which medication
should the nurse prepare to
administer as prescribed to
the client?
Oral iron supplements are Orange juice
prescribed for a 6-year-old
child with iron deficiency
anemia. The nurse instructs
the mother to administer
the iron with which best
food item?
Salicylic acid is prescribed Tinnitus
for a client with a diagnosis
of psoriasis. The nurse
monitors the client, knowing
that which of the following
would indicate the
presence of systemic
toxicity from this
medication?
,The camp nurse asks the At least 30 minutes before exposure to the sun
children preparing to swim
in the lake if they have
applied sunscreen. The
nurse reminds the children
that chemical sunscreens
Mafenide acetate Informing the client that this is normal
(Sulfamylon) is prescribed
for the client with a burn
injury. When applying the
medication, the client
complains of local
discomfort and burning.
Which of the following is
the most appropriate
nursing action?
The burn client is receiving Hyperventilation
treatments of topical
mafenide acetate
(Sulfamylon) to the site of
injury. The nurse monitors
the client, knowing that
which of the following
indicates that a systemic
effect has occurred?
Isotretinoin is prescribed Triglyceride level
for a client with severe
acne. Before the
administration of this
medication, the nurse
anticipates that which
laboratory test will be
prescribed?
, A client with severe acne is Vitamin A
seen in the clinic and the
health care provider (HCP)
prescribes isotretinoin. The
nurse reviews the client's
medication record and
would contact the (HCP) if
the client is taking which
medication?
The nurse is applying a Axilla
topical corticosteroid to a
client with eczema. The
nurse would monitor for the
potential for increased
systemic absorption of the
medication if the
medication were being
applied to which of the
following body areas?
The clinic nurse is Acne
performing an admission
assessment on a client. The
nurse notes that the client is
taking azelaic acid (Azelex).
Because of the medication
prescription, the nurse
would suspect that the
client is being treated for:
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