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5. A physician orders Vistaril 50 mg IM stat for a patient with pruritus (itching). The patient weighs 132 pounds. A. What is the recommended dosage range in mg for this patient? B. Is the dose safe as ordered? C. How many mL of Vistaril should be injected? D. What is the maximum recommended mg per day?
PO administration of medications: A. is one of the safest methods of administration B. Involves the GI tract c. has a slower onset of action than IM administration D. is given by mouth E. All of the above
7. An episotomy, a medically designed incision to prevent vaginal tearing, left sutures in the perineum on a postpartum woman being cared for by a nurse. Which drug is most likely to be given to this patient by the nurse?a. A stool softener (Colace)b. An osmotic laxative (Miralax)c. A bulk-forming laxative (Metamucil)d. An emollient laxative (mineral oil)
7) A patient who has been on her Amoxicillin regimin for 5 days calls your doctor's office today and says that she is experiencing a black "hairy" tongue and full body rash that is not raised or itching. Which of the following, after consultation with the physician, would be your BEST response to her? A) You are experiencing a medical emergency and you need to hang up and call 911. B) These are an idiosyncratic reaction to the medication. Go to the emergency department immediately. C) You're going to die! D) These are normal side effects of treatment with Penicillins. Call back or call 911 if you have difficulty breathing.
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5. The drug of choice for warfarin overdose?a. Protamine sulfateb. Vitamin Kc. Iron dextrand. Heparin
_______1. A newly admitted client expresses a wish to continue taking the herbal medicine she brought from home to help relieve her abdominal pain. Which response would be most appropriate? a. "You shouldn't believe in alternative therapies; they don't work as well as modern medications. b. "The doctor won't like it if you take any medication other than that prescribed." c. "You can take the herbal medication, but only after you've taken the prescribed medications, I give you." d. "We have to check this herbal medicine to be sure it doesn't interfere with prescribed medications." _______2. Which of the following represents an important implication for nursing related to the regionalization of pediatric care a. Being away from home represents a fun adventure to children, so the nurse must ensure that the child takes health care seriously. b. Having the family members in a different city will allow for better bonding between the child and the hospital staff. c. Regionalization allows the…
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9 The hospital's medicine preparation and dispensing division is calleda. central supply.b. pharmacy.c. physical therapy.d. radiology.
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