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NSG318 EXAM 2/NSG 318 EXAM 2 NEWEST 2025
ACTUAL EXAM COMPLETE 1 00 QUESTIONS
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Which condition in a patient's medical history would make the use of a direct acting cholinergic agonist contraindicated - ANSWER-asthma
Which occurence is an effect of beta1 adrenergic receptor stimulation - ANSWER-increased renin secretion
Which statement describes the rationale behind administering atropine to a patient before the patient undergoes a scheduled endoscopy - ANSWER-atropine reduces salivation in the mouth
Which side effect will the nurse include in an education session about bethanechol for the treatment of urinary retention - ANSWER-nausea, abdominal cramps, urinary urgency
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Which term is the name for drugs that stimulate the PNS - ANSWER-cholinergic agonists
Which finding after 45 minutes indicates that the administration of bethanechol to a patient with neurogenic bladder has been effective - ANSWER-Occurence of micturition
Which patient assessment data indicates a contraindication to the use of bethanechol - ANSWER-history of asthma
Which conclusion would the nurse draw if the patient, who is being treated with bethanechol for urinary retention is sweaty and flushed and reports nausea, muscle weakness, and increased salivation - ANSWER-adverse effects are occuring
Which drug classification stimulates the SNS - ANSWER- adrenergic agonists
action that the nurse would take before administering the first does of atenolol to a patient with hypertension - ANSWER-teach patient about beta blockers
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which cholinergic drug would the nurse anticipate incorporating into the plan of care for a patient with neurogenic bladder - ANSWER-bethanechol
contraindication for safe administration of bethanechol - ANSWER-bradycardia
fast acting medication that a nurse would administer during a cardiopulmonary resuscitation emergency - ANSWER- epinephrine
which condition in a patient would make the patient an unsuitable candidate for a sympathomimetic agent - ANSWER- hypertension
physiologic effect that would be unexpected with administration of cholinergic agonists - ANSWER-increased blood pressure
Which assessment datum indicates that the desired outcome for direct acting cholinergic agonist agents has been achieved - ANSWER-hourly urine output of 70mL
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Which drug complication is the nurse trying to prevent when the nurse advises a patient who is taking cholinergic drugs to avoid changing to an upright position rapidly - ANSWER-Postural hypotension
Which assessment finding would be expected following the administration of an anticholinergic drug - ANSWER-decreased gastrointestinal (GI) motility
Which body parts are controlled and regulated by the autonomic nervous system - ANSWER-eyes, heart, urinary bladder, respiratory system, GI tract
adverse reaction for bethanechol - ANSWER-bronchospasms
which assessment is important for the nurse to complete before administering an adrenergic agonist - ANSWER-blood pressure
result of sympathetic nervous system stimulation - ANSWER- pupillary dilation
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