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A physician ordered a corticosteroid inhaler four puffs twice a day for a patient with asthma. Which of the
following actions by the patient would indicate to the nurse that the patient needs further teaching?

• A.Taking four puffs in rapid succession
• B.Rinsing her mouth with water after inhaling
• C.Pausing for one to two minutes between puffs
• D.Inhaling the medication slowly

An order on a 3 kilogram critically ill neonate's chart reads as follows: give digoxin (Lanoxin) 0.50 mg NG
daily. Which of the following nursing actions is appropriate in relation to the prescribed order?

• A.Carry out the order as written
• B.Give the drug after checking the apical pulse and potassium level
• C.Hold the drug until a serum digoxin level is obtained
• D.Question the physician about the order

A nine-year-old child was admitted with a diagnosis of acute glomerulonephritis. She has moderate
edema and mild hypertension. Which of the following nursing actions would be most appropriate at this
time?

• A.Maintain a high protein diet
• B.Observe seizure precautions
• C.Obtain body weight QID
• D.Encourage physical activity to eliminate boredom

Under the Good Samaritan Act, a nurse may be held liable for a patient abandonment at the scene of an
emergency in which of the following cases?

• A.The nurse does not perform under the direct order of a physician
• B.The nurse does not stop to provide assistance
• C.The nurse does not initiate care
• D.The nurse begins assistance and then abruptly stops

What is the main treatment for heart failure?

• A.Increase of exercise
• B.Lifestyle adjustments
• C.Surgery
• D.Pharmacologic therapy