5 Written Questions

1. involve GI tract. Can be given oral or by feeding tubes.
2. increase heart rate
3. Anticholinergic medications are given to clients with Parkinson's disease in order to
4. usually corrected by decreasing rate of infusion.
5. increase blood pressure

5 Matching Questions

1. -twitching of mouth.
   -tingling and numbness of fingers.
   -carpopedal spasms. (spasms in hands and feet)
2. epinephrine
3. potassium
4. Direct-acting sympathomimetics
5. limit high potassium foods

1. a directly stimulate the adrenergic receptor
   ex: Epinephrine
2. b 20x more prevalent in the cells (ICF) than in the vessels (intravascular fluid or plasma)
3. c A client is noted to have a serum potassium level of 5.7 mEq/L. The first action the nurse would anticipate would be to:
4. d Your client has a calcium deficit. Your assessment includes signs and symptoms of tetany, including all of the following
5. e acts on more than one receptor (nonselective)

5 Multiple Choice Questions

1. stimulates insulin action. Said to be helpful in control of type 2 diabetes.
   1. calcium
   2. chormium
   3. selenium
   4. copper
2. A client is to receive enteral feedings throughout a 24-hour period. These feedings are known as
   1. calcium
   2. chormium
   3. bolus
   4. continous
3. A nurse is administering epinephrine to a client during a cardiac arrest. The primary desired action of this medication is to:
   1. sympatholytics.
   2. heart rate
   3. tachycardia
   4. stimulate heart rate
4. constrict bronchioles, contract uterus, and can decrease blood sugar.
   1. beta2 blockers
   2. early fed
   3. beta1 blockers
   4. beta2
5. A nurse is caring for a client who was admitted with multiple fractures and hypercalcemia. Which of the following symptoms would the nurse assess for?
   1. bolus
   2. beta2 blockers
   3. early fed
   4. flabby muscles

5 True/False Questions

1. Jejunostomy → - through abd wall into stomach

   True        False

2. calcium → stimulates insulin action. Said to be helpful in control of type 2 diabetes.

   True        False

3. rest and digest → parasympathetic response

   True        False

4. urinary retention → Which problem would be the highest priority in caring for the client who has had atropine

   True        False

5. chormium → antioxidant. Thought to have anticarcinogenic effect

   True        False