A) Hold the dose and notify the provider.
B) Request an order for a blood glucose level.
C) Request an order for a BUN and creatinine level.
D) Request an order for diphenhydramine (Benadryl) .
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A) Frequent use of antibiotics
B) Giving large doses of antibiotics
C) Skipping doses
D) Taking a full course of antibiotics
E) Treating viral infections with antibiotics
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A) Administer the amoxicillin and have epinephrine available.
B) Ask the provider to order an antihistamine.
C) Contact the provider to discuss using a different antibiotic.
D) Request an order for a beta-lactamase resistant drug.
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A) Ask the patient if she might be pregnant.
B) Reassure the patient that this is a normal side effect.
C) Report a possible superinfection to the provider.
D) Suspect that the patient is having a hematologic reaction.
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A) Azithromycin (Zithromax)
B) Clarithromycin (Biaxin)
C) Erythromycin (E-Mycin)
D) Fidaxomicin (Dificid)
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A) Administer the next dose as ordered.
B) Obtain repeat peak and trough levels before giving the next dose.
C) Report possible drug toxicity to the patient's provider.
D) Report a decreased drug therapeutic level to the patient's provider.
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A) Call the pharmacist and report the milky color.
B) Add normal saline to dilute the medication.
C) Call the physician and report the milky appearance.
D) Administer the medication as ordered by the physician.
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A) Headaches
B) Hypertension
C) Hypoglycemia
D) Superinfection
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A) Complete blood count with differential
B) Throat culture
C) Urinalysis
D) Coagulation studies
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A) Azithromycin (Zithromax)
B) Clarithromycin (Biaxin)
C) Clindamycin (Cleocin)
D) Tetracycline (Sumycin)
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A) Administer each antibiotic to infuse over 15 to 20 minutes.
B) Order serum peak and trough levels of ampicillin.
C) Prepare the schedule so that the drugs are given at the same time.
D) Set up separate tubing sets for each drug labeled with the drug name and date.
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Multiple Choice
A) Administer the drug and observe closely for hypersensitivity reactions.
B) Ask the provider whether a cephalosporin from a different generation may be used.
C) Contact the provider to report drug hypersensitivity.
D) Notify the provider and suggest an oral cephalosporin.
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Multiple Choice
A) Administer the antibiotic as ordered.
B) Contact the provider to request another culture.
C) Discuss the need to add a second antibiotic with the provider.
D) Review the sensitivity results from the patient's culture.
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Multiple Choice
A) Administer the next dose when the patient has an empty stomach.
B) Hold the next dose and contact the patient's provider.
C) Instruct the patient to take the next dose with a full glass of water.
D) Request an order for an antacid to give along with the next dose.
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A) A complete blood count
B) BUN and creatinine
C) Electrolytes
D) Glucose
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A) "A serum drug level greater than the MEC ensures that the drug is bacteriostatic."
B) "A serum drug level greater than the MEC broadens the spectrum of the drug."
C) "A serum drug level greater than the MEC helps eradicate bacterial infections."
D) "A serum drug level greater than the MEC increases the therapeutic index."
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A) Inadequate drug effects
B) Increased risk for superinfection
C) Minimal adverse effects
D) Slowed onset of action
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Multiple Choice
A) Azithromycin (Zithromax) 500 mg IV in 500 mL fluid
B) Azithromycin (Zithromax) 500 mg PO once daily
C) Erythromycin 300 mg IM QID
D) Erythromycin 300 mg PO QID
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A) decreasing the dose to 50 mg QID.
B) giving the dose 3 times daily.
C) obtaining a serum drug level.
D) ordering a hearing test.
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Multiple Choice
A) Administer the medication and give the infant extra oral fluids.
B) Contact the provider to request adding intravenous fluids when giving the medication.
C) Give the medication and obtain a serum peak drug level 45 minutes after the dose.
D) Hold the dose and contact the provider to request a serum trough drug level.
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