Question

1. A diuretic that is also used for treatment in head injuries and certain types of glaucoma: A. Triamterene (yrenium) C. Amileride hydrochloride (Midanerl D. Mannitol (9smitel 2. The client complains of frequent urination at night since starting diuretic therapy. The nurse advises the client to: A Decrease fluid intake B. Not worry: this is an expected effect C. Increase sodium intake D. Take the medication earlier in the day 3. The nurse has administered 20 mg of furosemide (Lasix) IV to a patient with CHF. Diuresis is expected to occur. A within 24 hours B. within 5- 10 minutes C. between 1 to 3 hours D. over 4 to 6 hours 4. A client who has history of angina and hypertension now complains of fatigue, shortness of breath and cough. The nurse suspects the client might be developing: A. Peripheral edema B. Right-sided heart failure C. Left sided heart failure D. Hypokalemia 5. A client presents in the emergency department with chest pain. The nurse knows that which of the following conditions can cause chest pain? Select all that apply A Gastric Reflux B. Arthritis C. Peptic ulcer disease D. Myocardial infarction 6. The nurse is preparing to administering atenolol Tenormin) to client with angina. Which of the following vital signs would cause the nurse to question administering this drug? A. Blood pressure 134/72 B. Oxygen saturation 95% C. Pulse 52 beats per minute D. Respirations 12 breaths per minute

Answer 1