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- When a patient is being taught about the potential adverse effects of an ACE inhibitor, which of these effects should the nurse mention as possibly occurring when this drug is taken to treat hypertension?a) Diarrheab) Nauseac) Dry, nonproductive coughd) SedationDiscuss a component of pharmacology that could impact patient care as it relates to dosing of medications, appropriate dosage forms based on patient-specific factors, or appropriate dosing, such as based on a patient’s weight.Patient is in severe stomach distress and is unable to swallow any meds due to vomiting, precise dosage is required for this particular situation, variations in absorption are dangerous and must be avoided and faster distibrution of drug to brain is also needed. What is the best route of administration explaining why that particular route is the best and what negative outcomes may result?
- The nurse is conducting a health teaching to a patient during administration of a drug. Which of the following statements accurately describe an adverse drug effect? (Select all that apply.) a. An anaphylactic reaction is a life-threatening immediate reaction to a drug that results in respiratory distress, sudden severe bronchospasm, and cardiovascular collapse. b. A drug allergy is always manifested immediately after the patient receives the medication c. A cumulative effect occurs when the body becomes accustomed to a particular drug over a period of time. An idiosyncratic effect is any abnormal or peculiar response to a drug that may manifest itself by over response. under response, or a response different from the expected outcome. d. Drug tolerance occurs when the body cannot metabolize one dose of a drug before another dose is administered.Your client, Mrs. O’Bryan has been admitted to room 337 with an admitting diagnosis of an intestinal obstruction. She has had nausea and vomiting since admission with a potential for dehydration. Mrs. O’Bryan voices great anxiety for her job. She is concerned about missing days from her work.(Learning Objectives 2,4, 5) When reviewing the plan of care for Mrs. O’Bryan how would you differentiate the medical diagnosis from the nursing diagnosis? Would there be any potential nursing diagnosis noted for Mrs. O’Bryan? When writing the nursing diagnosis for Mrs. O’Bryan, the nurse must remember to include what three vital elements for all nursing diagnosis? The nurse who understands prioritization of client needs, according to Maslow Hierarchy of Needs, will place what type of client needs as most urgent? Can you identify three nursing diagnosis for Mrs. O’Bryan and how they should be prioritized?pick one option A nurse is assessing a client with Vitamin B12 deficiency. Which of the following findings should the nurse expect? Edema Weight loss Dermatitis Bleeding gums
