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RASMUSSEN PHARM EXAM 2 LATEST 2025 / 2026
ACTUAL EXAM WITH COMPLETE QUESTIONS AND
CORRECT DETAILED ANSWERS (100% VERIFIED
ANSWERS) |ALREADY GRADED A+| ||PROFESSOR
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What is the therapeutic level for digoxin? - Answer-0.5-0.8 ng/mL
The lab results indicate that the serum value for digoxin is 0.4 ng/mL. What can we anticipate that the provider will do? - Answer-Increase the dosage
You are going to discharge your client and you notice that the provider has prescribed both cimetidine and an antacid. What kind of teaching do you have to provide for this client prior to discharge? - Answer--Do not take them together.-Take the antacid 1 hour after the cimetidine.
True or False: Your client has been prescribed
beclomethasone and albuterol. After patient education, the client states "I will take 2 puffs of my beclomethasone only when I'm wheezing." - Answer-False 1 / 4
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The client should take the albuterol first if they are experiencing wheezing.
What teaching is appropriate for clients prescribed inhalers? - Answer--Rinse your mouth after use.-1 minute between puffs.-Inhale and hold your breath.-Shake before use.-Prime your inhaler.-Use a spacer with the inhaler to get more of the medication into your lungs.
What is H. pylori? - Answer-It is a bacteria found mostly in our stomach that is thought to be the major causative factor of peptic ulcer formation and gastritis.
What medications treat H. pylori? - Answer-Antibiotics -metronidazole -amoxicillin -clarithromycin -tetracycline 2 / 4
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Your client has been prescribed metronidazole to treat an
- pylori infection. What would be important information
that they would need to know when taking this medication? - Answer--Do not consume alcohol while taking this medication -Do not consume alcohol until 2-3 days after taking this medication -Consumption of alcohol while taking metronidazole can result in a severe reaction (nausea, vomiting, headache, cramps, flushing).
Your client went to the provider with occasional constipation. The provider recommended a bulk-forming laxative. What do we need to educate the client on? - Answer--Take with a full glass of water -Increase fiber intake
Your client with COPD is taking a glucocorticoid and a short-acting beta2-adrenergic agonist. Why would the provider have prescribed both medications? - Answer--To open lungs and soothe inflammation -One is fast acting, while the other takes longer to achieve a therapeutic effect 3 / 4
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-The glucocorticoid will help the SABA work better
If your client has diabetes and is taking their blood pressure manually at home and logging it and they're chronically hypertensive, what classification of medications do we anticipate our provider prescribing? - Answer-ACE inhibitors -captopril -benazepril -enalapril -fosinopril sodium -lisinopril -moexipril
You are caring for a client who has chronic hypertension.You enter their room to assess the client and find that they are hypertensive 154/98, have crackles in their lungs, 2+ pitting edema, and their jugular vein is distended. What medication would you anticipate the provider ordering for the patient? - Answer-furosemide (Lasix) -used to treat hypertension, edema associated with renal disease, hepatic cirrhosis, and heart failure
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