List the classifications of antianxiety medications and briefly discuss the priority patient teaching.

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Q: Discuss how corticosteroids may be used in palliative therapy.

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Q: The nurse is reviewing medication orders. Which digoxin dose is written correctly? a )digoxin .25 mg…

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Q: A client is prescribed to receive ampicillin oral suspension 500 mg PO every 6 hours. The medication…

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Q: Discuss the management of individuals who are at high risk for CAD

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Q: Explain the symptoms of common side effects, and what clients can do to minimize any discomfort of…

A: Quinidine is a type IA antiarrhythmic medication used to treat irregular heartbeats. It is a…

Q: Q1. Prescription: Morphine 1mg po q2h PRN for pain Available: Morphine 5 mg/mL How many mL will the…

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Q: A nurse is to administer 10 mg of morphine sulfate to a client with three fractured ribs. The…

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Q: A responsibility of the nurse is the administration of preop-erative medications to patients. Which…

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Q: Question 1 Outline THREE suitable strategies to overcome patient-initiated barriers to improve…

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Q: MAKE A INTERVENTION AND RATIONALE of these two. 1."The patient will improve the pain management for…

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Q: Briefly discuss the nursing considerations for a patient on lithium therapy

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Q: Anurse is planning to administer methadone hydrochloride (Dolephine ) 25 mg PO every 3 hour .…

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Q: When giving intravenous quinolones, the nurse needs to keep in mind that these drugs may have…

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Q: Based on the previously determined lowest and highest recommended dosages of penicillin G, the nurse…

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