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Practice Question

A nurse is reinforcing teaching with a client who is starting a probiotic supplement. Which statement by the client indicates understanding of the purpose of the medication?

Answer Choices:

Correct Answer:

"This medication will help restore healthy bacteria in my digestive system."

Rationale:

🔵 Probiotics contain beneficial microorganisms that help rebuild normal gut flora.

🔵 They are useful after antibiotics or GI illness that disrupt the intestinal microbiome.

🔵 Restoring healthy bacteria improves digestion, immunity, and GI balance.

🔵 Probiotics reduce symptoms of diarrhea, bloating, and constipation by improving flora diversity.

🔵 This is the accurate purpose and reflects correct client understanding.

Stop my stomach from producing acid.

🔵 Acid production is affected by PPIs or H2 blockers, not probiotics.

🔵 Probiotics do not act on stomach acid.

Prevent me from ever getting diarrhea again.

🔵 Probiotics reduce frequency but cannot prevent all diarrhea episodes.

🔵 This statement shows unrealistic expectations.

Destroy all bacteria in my intestines.

🔵 Destroying bacteria is the role of antibiotics, not probiotics.

🔵 Eliminating intestinal bacteria is unsafe and untrue.

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This question is from Custom LPN Pharmacology III NSG 2410 Exam 2 Fall 2025 which contains 45 questions.

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Custom LPN Pharmacology III NSG 2410 Exam 2 Fall 2025

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Question Details
  • Category: LPN Nursing Exam(s)
  • Subcategory: LPN ATI Exams
  • Domain: Pharmacology
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