This document contains questions about various medications and medical concepts. It includes questions about the following: antacids, H2 blockers, proton pump inhibitors, cytoprotective agents, and prostaglandins; comparing Mg So4 to naloxone and Warfarin to protamine SO4; why insulin should be injected in different sites; the most important vital sign to check when giving digitalis; the most important electrolyte to check when giving diuretics; contraindications of cardiac glycosides and effects of misoprostol; assessing effectiveness of salbutamol; and common side effects of diphenhydramine.

1. 1.ranitidine a. antacid
2. sucralfate b. proton pump inhibitor
3. misoprostol c.cytoprotective agent
4. Na Hco3 d. prostaglandin
5. omeprazole e. H2 blocker

2. If Morphine SO4 : naloxone then Mg So4 : __________
If Heparin SO4: protamine SO4 then Warfarin : __________

3. Explain briefly why insulin should be injected
in different sites and not in just one location.
Not more than five sentences answer.

4. ____________1.What is the most important
vital sign a nurse needs to check when giving
digitalis.
____________2.What is the most important
electrolyte a nurse should check when giving
diuretics.

5. 1. Cardiac glycosides is contraindicated when
a patient is having HYPOKALEMIA.
2. Misoprostol has an ABORTIFACIENTeffect

6. To be able to detect the effectiveness of SALBUTAMOL
which is a bronchodilator, the nurse should check for:
A. Blood pressure and CVP readings
B. Urinary output per hour
C. Breath sounds
D. Level of consciousness
The nurse cautions the patient taking DIPHENHYDRAMINE
(Benadryl) to expect which of the following side effects,?
A. Wet mouth
B. Blurred vision
C. pruritus
D. Drowsiness