NCLEX Med Safety: Quick-Fire Challenge
Eight fast pharmacology questions to sharpen your medication-safety instincts. Play along, then see how many you nailed!
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Quiz Questions & Answers
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Question 1: A patient is due for insulin, but the meal tray is delayed. What should you do first?
Ask the patient to eat a snack later
Check the order and coordinate meal timing
Give it, then monitor for symptoms
Skip it and document the missed dose
Question 2: A heparin infusion is running, and the patient develops new bleeding. What is the priority?
Give vitamin K and reassess
Increase the infusion to prevent clotting
Assess the patient and follow the bleeding protocol
Wait for the next routine lab result
Question 3: A patient is difficult to arouse after an opioid. Which reversal medication should you anticipate?
Naloxone
Flumazenil
Vitamin K
Protamine
Question 4: Which action follows the medication rights before giving a dose?
Ask the patient to state two identifiers
Assume the familiar medication is correct
Use the room number to confirm identity
Skip documentation if the patient agrees
Question 5: A patient taking warfarin has serious bleeding. Which reversal agent may be prescribed?
Vitamin K
Naloxone
Flumazenil
Protamine
Question 6: Which digoxin level is within the commonly cited therapeutic range?
6.0 ng/mL
4.2 ng/mL
2.8 ng/mL
0.8 ng/mL
Question 7: Which medication reverses heparin’s anticoagulant effect?
Vitamin K
Naloxone
Protamine
Flumazenil
Question 8: Final round: a lithium level is 1.3 mEq/L. How should you interpret it?
A result that cannot be compared with a range
Below the usual therapeutic range
Within the usual maintenance range
Above the usual therapeutic range