Medication Safety & Administration
Dosage Calculations
Cardiovascular Medications
Antibiotics
Neuro & Pain Medications
100

How many medication rights should an LVN follow?

6 rights:

which are????

100

Tablets are usually scored for what reason?

Accurate dosing

100

What vital sign must be checked before giving digoxin?

Apical pulse

100

Patients should complete antibiotics for what reason?

Prevent resistance

100

What scale is used to assess pain in an A&O patient over the age of 18?

Numeric Scale

200

What must the nurse verify before giving any medication?

Two patient identifiers

200

How many mL are in 1 teaspoon?

5 mL

200

A heart rate of 58 bpm in an adult—should digoxin be given?

No

200

What is the most common side effect of antibiotics?

GI upset/diarrhea

200

What is the priority assessment before giving opioids?

Respiratory rate

300

Which abbreviation should NEVER be used for units?

"U"

300

If a child weighs 22 lb, how many kg is this?

10 kg

300

What electrolyte must be monitored with furosemide?

Potassium

300

Which class of antibiotics commonly causes allergic reactions?

Penicillins

300

Naloxone is used to reverse what?

Opioid overdose

400

What is the priority action if a medication error occurs?

Assess the patient

400

Ordered: 250 mg. Available: 125 mg tablets. How many tablets?

2 tablets

400

What side effect of ACE inhibitors should be reported?

Persistent dry cough

400

What should the nurse check before giving penicillin?

Allergy history

400

What side effect of opioids should be prevented?

Constipation

500

Which route provides the fastest medication absorption?

IV

500

Ordered: 1 g IV. Available: 500 mg/10 mL. How many mL?

20 mL

500

Digoxin toxicity is suspected when a patient reports what?

Visual disturbances (yellow/green halos)

500

Which lab values are monitored with aminoglycosides?

Kidney Function Test (BUN, Creatinine)

500

What is the peak time for regular insulin?

2–4 hours

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