NSG318 / NSG 318 EXAM 4
Introduction to Pharmacology - GCU Actual Questions and Answers 100% Guarantee Pass
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Which of the following conditions can ceftriaxone eretmOledf
treat? Select all that apply:
- Otitis media
- Meningitis
- Appendicitis
- Viral bronchitis
Correct Answers:
- Otitis media
- Meningitis
- Appendicitis
Rationale: Viral infections, such as viral bronchitis, are not treated
with antibiotics.
Question:
A patient receiving ceftriaxone reports severe pain at the OM)etmOiM cOme AMg A gOr(ce pAc.v a.Am Oc m.e M(pce's priority action?
- Apply a warm compress to the injection site.
- Administer an antihistamine for the rash.
- Assess for signs of Stevens-Johnson Syndrome.
- Encourage hydration to prevent further irritation. 2 / 3
Correct Answer:
- Assess for signs of Stevens-Johnson Syndrome.
Rationale: Stevens-Johnson Syndrome is a severe adverse reaction
requiring immediate intervention.
Question:
What should the nurse include in patient teaching for a client prescribed ceftriaxone?
- Avoid taking ceftriaxone with milk or dairy products.
- Report any anal or genital itching.
- Consume alcohol to enhance drug absorption.
- Expect mild diarrhea; it does not require reporting.
Correct Answer:
- Report any anal or genital itching.
Rationale: Anal or genital itching may indicate a superinfection,
such as a fungal infection or Clostridioides di#icile (C. di#).
Question:
Before administering ceftriaxone, the nurse should take which of the following actions?
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