A student nurse is administering ear drops to a 3 year old. Identify the correct technique when administering ear drops. 

A patient is prescribed nalbuphine HCL 30mg . The medication is packaged as 20mg/mL. How many mL will you administer?

A patient is prescribed a cholinergic medication for diagnosis of open-angle glaucoma. Identify the medication from the list below.

A patient is prescribed a cholinergic medication for diagnosis of open-angle glaucoma. Identify the medication from the list below.

A nurse is educating a client on a common side effect of prostaglandins. Which statement indicates understanding?

A client is prescribed pilocarpine for glaucoma. What common side effect should the nurse monitor for ?

A new client presents to HCP office with a perforated eardrum. Which medication should the nurse question?

A  LPN is monitoring a client diagnosed with Parkinson’s who is experiencing tolerance to their medication, with increases to dosage to have same effect. The doses are at a maximum and cannot be increased. What does the nurse anticipate the HCP will order for the client?

A  LPN is working in long term care setting with elderly patients. During medication administration one of her patients reports difficulty sleeping and requests something to help her sleep. The patient has eszopiclone (Lunesta) ordered and it was given at 8pm. Which finding warrants immediate intervention?

A client receiving methotrexate for RA asks why monthly lab tests are required. The nurse responds: