NCLEX quiz: Perioperative medications iStockphoto | ThinkStock Do you think you could pass the NCLEX? Take this quiz with these sample exam questions to see how you score! [10 questions] Which of the following liquid anesthesia agents are most commonly used for surgical clients who go home the same day of surgery? ChloroformDesflurane (Suprane) and sevoflurane (Ultane) Vinyl ether (Vinethene) IsofluraneAtropine sulfate (Atropine) may be administered to which of the following clients? A client with diabetes A client with glaucoma A client with bowel obstruction A client with urine retention When administering intravenous midazolam hydrochloride (Versed), the nurse should: Obtain serial electrocardiograms every hour until the client goes to surgery Continuously monitor the pulse oximeter reading Encourage the client to take slow, deep breaths Explain what will occur in the recovery room when the client awakens from anesthesia Following the administration of intravenous midazolam hydrochloride (Versed), the client shows signs of overdose. The nurse should collaborate with the surgical/anesthesia teams to first: Titrate flumazenil (Romazicon) Intubate the client Administer appropriate dose of epinephrine Ventilate the client using an oxygenated Ambu bag A client has received a propofol (Diprovan) induction of anesthesia. The nurse expects the client will most likely experience: Minimal nausea or vomiting HypotensionSlow induction Skeletal muscle tremors Which of the following medications commonly used in anesthesia should be avoided in a client with impaired cardiac functioning?Atropine Thiopental sodium (Sodium Pentothal) Sevoflurane (Ultane) EtomidateFollowing adminstration of naloxone (Narcan) to reverse the respiratory depression from morphine, the nurse should: Evaluate respiratory rate in 5 minutes due to immediate effect Recheck respiratory effort in 30 minutes to make sure it is stable Monitor respirations frequently for 4 to 6 hours after administration Monitor respirations every hour for 24 hours, and after each dose of pain medication Patient-controlled analgesia (PCA) pumps are appropriate for clients who: Have family at the bedside to assist with dosing Have pain management team members assigned to the bedside Are on bedrest with bathroom privileges Have use of at least one hand Which of the following complications may arise from the use of naloxone (Narcan)?Delayed clotting Biliary colic Acute renal failure Cardiac palpitations The nurse prepares to administer flumazenil (Mazicon) for sedation reversal. Which of the following actions is inappropriate when administering this medication?Monitoring the client’s level of consciousness Administering a 2 mg bolus as ordered Using a free-flowing intravenous line in a large vein Administering undiluted medication in incremental doses Post Views: 1,461 Be the first to get new content, exclusive features and great discounts from the Scrubs Mag team. RECIBE EL NUEVO CONTENIDO ANTES QUE NADIE, JUNTO A OPCIONES EXCLUSIVAS Y GRANDES DESCUENTOS DE SCRUBS. Subscribe Suscribir Like us on Facebook and join the Scrubs Family Like Scrubs