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NUR 210/ NUR210 Exam 2 Complete (Latest 2025/ 2026 Update) Principles of Pharmacology Exam | Questions and Answers | 100% Correct (Verified Solutions) Grade A | Galen
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The nurse knows due to ___________ or sensitivity to light/sun, patients should be educated on sun protection measures when taking tetracyclines.
photosensitivity
What population are tetracyclines contraindicated in?
pregnant women, nursing women, and children under 8 years (remember the acronym PNC)
Tetracylines can ___________ childrens permenant teeth.
discolor
Tetracyclines can _________ women's bones.
weaken
A patient taking tetracyclines also wears contact lenses. The patient tells the nurse that they are experiencing unusual colored vision. The nurse knows this is because tetracyclines:
stain contact lenses
A nursing student is identifying different types of tetracyclines. The student knows they can identify these by the suffix ____________.
A nursing student is identifying macrolides. They know all macrolides end in the suffix ______________.
false
Erythromycin is the poster child of which antibiotic?
macrolides
A patient with liver injury is prescribed Macrolides. The nurse should call the physician because they know macrolides can cause _____________ in patients with liver injuries.
kidney failure
T/F: gastrointestinal issues are an ADR of macrolides.
True
A client comes to the office because of side effects of their prescription for tetracycline. The nurse would expect to see which of the following on assessment?
A nurse is giving a client education on tetracycline use and asks about other medications that the client takes. The nurse would be concerned by which of the following other medications being used with tetracyclines? Select all that apply.
Trough should be drawn __________ medication administration.
immediately before
Aminoglycosides are a subset of which antibiotic?
macrolides
Aminoglycosides can be identified by the suffix __________.
Due to poor oral absorption aminoglycosides are usually administered via _______.
Aminoglycosides are used mostly for gram-_____________.
negative (aerobic bacilli)
Aminoglycosides are a ___________________ spectrum antibiotic.
narrow
Since they kill gram-negative bacteria, aminoglycosides are ____________.
bacterilcidal
Aminoglycosides must have __________ and ___________ drawn to gauge their therapeutic range due to their high toxicity
peak and trough
Sulfonamides always begins with the prefix _______________.
sulf-
Hypersensitivity, blood dyscrasias, and rash are all ADRs of which antibiotic?
Sulfonamides and Trimethoprim
Sulfonamides and trimethoprim treat _____________ caused by E. coli and community acquired ____________.
UTIs, MRSA (CA-MRSA)
A patient is receiving a sulfonamide for treatment of a UTI. The nurse knows this is a ____________ spectrum antibiotic.
broad
Because they suppress bacterial growth, sulfonamides and trimethoprim are considered ______________ antibiotics.
bacteriostatic
What do sulfonamides and trimethoprim inhibit?
folic acid
The nurse is administering antibiotics to a patient. The order states that the antibiotic should be given TID. The nurse knows that it is important to administer an antibiotic at regular intervals to ensure even distribution. This being said, the nurse should give it q ____ h. (this is allegedly a test question per Rayman)
T/F: the percentage of water in the body is age dependent.
True
T/F: Fat holds more water than muscle.
False
T/F: Men hold more water than women.
True
Why do men lose weight faster than women?
Men have more muscle than women
A nursing student is reading the chart for a balanced intake and output. The perfect total in mL of intakes and outputs is:
A nursing student is measuring a patients outputs, the student knows proper kidney function is ____ mL per 1 kg per hour.
Intracellular fluid is ___________ of body fluid.
Extracellular Fluid is ___________ body fluid.
hypothalamus
What are thirst receptors called?
Osmoreceptors
When plasma high in solutes move past osmoreceptors what is stimulated?
thirst
Water moves from _________ concentration of solutes to a ____________
concentration of solutes. low, high
Water moves by ________________.
osmosis
Electrolytes move by ____________.
diffusion
Diffusion happens by moving from a _______________ concentration to a _______________ concentration.
high, low
_____________ run fluid control.
kidneys
Kidney function adjusts output by which two hormones?
antidiuretic hormone (ADH)
If the heart is not receiving 25% of the total cardiac output, which hormone is secreted?
antidiuretic hormone (ADH)
______________ is the hormone that causes sodium conservation, therefore making the body conserve water.
aldosterone
ACE stands for what?
angiotensin-converting enzyme
Aldosterone does which of the following?
The nurse has a patient who has lost a large amount of water. The nurse knows this patients renal perfusion will ___________ because of this
decrease
The nurse has a patient who has lost a large amount of water. The nurse knows this patients renal blood pressure will _______________ because of this.
decrease
The nurse has a patient who has lost a large amount of water. The nurse knows the patients glomerular filtration rate will____________ because of this.