Question 3

Blood Coagulation and Anemia. The nurse is caring for a patient whose diabetic nephropathy has resulted in anemia. What is the cause of this patient’s anemia?

  • A. Inadequate oxygenation of tissue
  • B. Low erythropoietin levels
  • C. Lack of B12 and folic acid intake
  • D. Low serum iron levels

Question 4

1 g = __________ mcg

  • 1,000,000

Question 5

The nurse is using the metric system for dosage calculation. Which unit would the nurse use as the basic unit for measuring mass or weight?

  • A. Minims
  • B. Gram
  • C. Liter
  • D. Kilogram

Question 6

The nurse is caring for a patient diagnosed with a megaloblastic anemia and administers what drug?

  • A. Hydroxyurea
  • B. Epoetin alfa
  • C. Ferrous sulfate
  • D. Folic acid

Question 6 (Calculation)

The patient has taken a total of 12,000 mg of Amoxicillin as ordered by the physician. The patient was prescribed 1 capsule every 6 hours for 6 days. What was the strength of each Amoxicillin capsule?

  • 500 mg

Question 8

A 3-year-old boy has been diagnosed with hemophilia. The nurse is planning his discharge teaching for the child’s parents and includes what teaching point?

  • A. The necessity of weekly transfusions of packed red blood cells
  • B. The rationale for using aspirin rather than acetaminophen for mild pain
  • C. The necessity of daily vitamin K injections
  • D. Strategies for preventing trauma or injury

Question 9

The nurse admits a child to the pediatric unit who has an abnormally high serum iron level after eating a family member’s supplements. What is the nurse’s intervention?

  • A. Monitor the client for changes in bowel function.
  • B. Administer hydroxyurea as prescribed.
  • C. Obtain a blood sample for type and cross-match.
  • D. Administer deferoxamine as prescribed.

Question 9 (Metric)

1 c. (cup) = ______ oz. (ounces) = ______ mL (milliliters)

  • 8 oz. = 240 mL

Question 11

Order reads: infuse 1,000 mL NS over 8 hours. The drip factor is 20 gtt/mL. Calculate the drops per minute.

  • 42 gtts/min

Question 12

The nurse is sending a patient home who will remain on anticoagulant therapy. What should the nurse teach the patient about taking this drug? Select all that apply.

  • A. “Treat minor side effects with over-the-counter (OTC) medications.”
  • B. “Warning signs of bleeding include fatigue, pallor, and increased heart rate.”
  • C. “Wear or carry a MedicalAlert notification.”
  • D. “Brush your teeth gently with soft bristle brush.”

Question 13

What genetic carrier screening would be appropriate for an African American couple planning to begin a family?

  • A. Vitamin B12 deficiency
  • B. Renal failure
  • C. Iron deficiency anemia
  • D. Sickle cell anemia

Question 14

The nurse assesses blood in the urine of the 73-year-old patient receiving warfarin this morning. What actions will the nurse take? Select all that apply.

  • A. Assess international normalized ratio (INR).
  • B. Assess partial thromboplastin time (PTT)
  • C. Expect to administer vitamin K.
  • D. Assess prothrombin time (PT). Blood Coagulation and Anemia

Question 15

A nurse is using the metric system for dosage calculation. Which unit would the nurse use as the basic unit for measuring liquids?

  • A. Kilogram
  • B. Gram
  • C. Minims
  • D. Liter

Question 16

An older adult patient, diagnosed with pernicious anemia asks the nurse what causes this disorder. The nurse’s best response is that there is a lack of intrinsic factor secreted needed for absorption of vitamin B12 where?

  • A. Small bowel
  • B. Large bowel
  • C. Lower esophagus Blood Coagulation and Anemia
  • D. Stomach

Question 17

The provider has written an order to administer 2 T. (tablespoons) of medication. The label is supplied in milliliters. How many milliliters should be given?

  • A. 50 mL
  • B. 10 mL
  • C. 60 mL
  • D. 30 mL

Question 18

By what route will the nurse administer the antihemophilic agent to the client with hemophilia following a car accident?

  • A. IV
  • B. Oral
  • C. Sublingual
  • D. Topical

Question 19

A 22-year-old patient who has severe dysmenorrhea has been prescribed ferrous gluconate to treat iron deficiency anemia. What dietary guidelines should the nurse provide to the client?

  • A. “Avoid eating aged cheeses until you’re no longer taking iron supplements.”
  • B. “Don’t drink milk, coffee, or tea at the same time as your iron supplement.”
  • C. “Avoid cured meats, and shellfish, while you’re taking iron supplements.”
  • D. “Try to limit your intake of gluten so that your body absorbs the iron better.”

Question 22

The nurse evaluates that additional patient teaching is needed regarding anticoagulants when the patient states what intention?

  • A. “I plan to report to the lab for my follow-up blood work.”
  • B. “I’ll use acetaminophen if I get arthritis pain.”
  • C. “I’ll start wearing a MedicalAlert bracelet.”
  • D. “I’ll use disposable razors to shave and use each razor only once.”

Question 23

The nurse admits a 32-year-old woman who takes oral contraceptives; she is expected to need aminocaproic acid postoperatively. The nurse recognizes this client is at risk for what?

  • A. Pregnancy
  • B. Bleeding
  • C. Hypercoagulation
  • D. Infertility

Question 24

Ordered: Cephalexin 500 mg PO x3 times a day for 10 days. On hand: Cephalexin 500 mg capsules. How many capsules should be dispensed to the patient?

  • A. 40 capsules
  • B. 10 capsules
  • C. 20 capsules
  • D. 30 capsules

Question 25

The nurse notes the blood pressure and red blood cell (RBC) count of a patient receiving heparin is low. Which should the nurse suspect has occurred?

  • A. Dehydration.
  • B. Internal bleeding.
  • C. Clot formation.
  • D. Decreased activated partial thromboplastin time (aPTT). Blood Coagulation and Anemia

Question 26

Ordered: Novolin R 8 units and Novolin N 45 units. Calculate the total amount of insulin to give to the patient.

  • 53 units

Question 27

1 teaspoon = ________ mL

  • 5 mL

Question 28

A patient has come back from surgery earlier in the day and the surgeon has ordered a clear liquid diet. Calculate the total fluid intake in mL of this liquid dinner. Apple juice: 3 fluid ounces; Chicken broth: 7 fluid ounces; J-E-L-L-O: 6 fluid ounces.

  • 480 mL

Question 29

A 50-year-old client with pernicious anemia asks why they can’t just take a vitamin B12 pill instead of getting an injection. What is the nurse’s best response to her question?

  • A. “Pernicious anemia alters mucous membrane lining of the bowel and impairs absorption.”
  • B. “With severe deficiencies like yours, oral vitamin B12 does not work fast enough.”
  • C. “Pernicious anemia is caused by the body’s inability to absorb vitamin B12.”
  • D. “Oral ingestion of vitamin B12 irritates the GI tract and bleeding could occur.”

Question 30

The nurse discovers a patient who is receiving warfarin is bleeding. What drug should the nurse prepare to counteract this drug? Blood Coagulation and Anemia

  • A Protamine sulfate
  • B Vitamin K
  • C Calcium gluconate
  • D Vitamin E

Question 32

A patient weighs 50 kg. How many pounds is this?

  • 110 lbs
  • 100 lbs
  • 19.5 lbs
  • 88 lbs

Question 33

What anemia does the nurse classify as a type of hemolytic anemia?

  • A Sickle cell anemia
  • B Iron deficiency anemia
  • C Pernicious anemia
  • D Megaloblastic anemia

Question 34

A patient with cirrhosis of the liver asks the nurse why they are at risk for bleeding. Which response should the nurse provide to the client?

  • A “The liver is breaking down your clotting factors too quickly.”
  • B “The liver is injured and cannot make clotting factors.”
  • C “The liver thickens your blood so it is less likely to clot.”
  • D “The liver is injured and unable to manufacture platelets.”

Question 35

The order reads: Infuse 40 mEq KCl in 100 mL NS over 3/4 of an hour. Calculate the flow rate in mL/hr. Round to the nearest whole number.

  • 133 mL/hr

Question 36

Find the flow rate for manual regulation: Order: 220 mL D5LR to infuse over 4 hours using tubing calibrated to 60 gtt/mL.

  • 55 gtt/min

Question 37

Indications for the nurse to administer heparin include what? Select all that apply.

  • A Treatment of hemophilia
  • B Prevention and treatment of venous thrombosis
  • C Prevention and treatment of pulmonary emboli
  • D Treatment of atrial fibrillation with embolization

Question 38

1.3 g = ______ mg

  • 1.3 mg
  • 13 mg
  • 130 mg
  • 1,300 mg

Question 39

The provider orders a maintenance dose of oral aminophylline, 3 mg/kg every 6 hours. The patient weighs 50 kg. The nurse will be administering ______ mg in a 24 hour-period?

  • 150 mg
  • 300 mg
  • 450 mg
  • 600 mg

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