1. Oral contraceptives with an estrogen and a progesterone suppress the production of which hormones of the pituitary resulting in no ovulation (Mark the Two that apply) a. LH b. TSH c. FSH d. TRH 2. The client is newly diagnosed with breast cancer that is estrogen receptor positive (Hint estrogen is making the tumor grow). Which of the following medications is likely to be prescribed and what is the common adverse effect of the medication? a. Megestrol: weight gain b. Prednisone: elevated blood sugar c. Tamoxifen: hot flashes d. Cyclosporin: immunosuppression 3. During a seminar the nurse explains to a group of clients that the most important advantage of combination chemotherapy over single-dose regimens is which of the following? a. Spare normal cells from severe toxicity b. Reduce the potential for tumor resistance c. Decrease the likelihood of drug-induced gonadal sterility d. Reduce the potential for nausea and vomiting 4. A mother calls explaining that her child is dosing more frequently the albuterol (Proventil) nebulizer because symptoms have worsened. What cautions should the nurse provide about the adverse effects? a. Risk of fatigue and fevers b. Risk of nervousness and tachycardia c. Risk of lethargy bradycardia d. Risk of decreased blood pressure and dizziness 5. Tacrolimus (Prograf) has been ordered for your client. Which of the following is the most likely diagnosis related to the use for the drug? a. Hyperthyroid b. GERD c. Allergic rhinitis