Question Answered step-by-step What can u write something that connects between Nature and the… What can u write something that connects between Nature and the environment and Dualism and ambivalence in Environment. Social Science Political Science 0508 484 Share QuestionEmailCopy link Comments (0)

Question Answered step-by-step 28. Evaluating the condition of a client who has just received… 28. Evaluating the condition of a client who has just received Lasix (furosemide) the nurse would observe for which major side effect of the drug?A. HeadacheB. HypertensionC. Muscular weaknessD. Dyspnea 29. A client receive the wrong medication. The nurse responsible for the medication error should do which of the following first.A. Call the client physicianB. Fill out an incident report.C. Notify the nursing supervisorD. Assess the condition of the client. 30. What is the most preferred immunosuppressant prescribed  for client with rheumatoid arthritis?A. TacrolimusB. Muromonab-CD3C. MethotrexateD. Cyclosporine 31. A cancer patient has been given metoclopramide (Reglan) to take for nausea during chemotherapy. while this drug the patient develops jaw and neck muscle spasms. which medication may be attempted to reduce this medication side effect?A. CodeineB. HaloperidolC. serentilD. Diphenhydramine 32. A 24 year old patent is being treated in the after hour clinic for conjunctivitis. Nurse kelly is preparing to administer the prescribed ophthalmic drop to this patient . which of the following step should nurse kelly take when administer this medication (select all apply) A, instruct the patient to recline or tilt their head backB. Apply mild pressure to the outer canthus for 1 minute to decrease systemic absorptionC. Wait 2 to 5 minute before instilling addition eye drops into the same eyeD. instruct the patient to close the eye tightly after administration. 33. You are teaching a client about the use of transdermal patches. which would be inappropriate when counseling a patient on the use of these patches?A. if the patch has fallen off and cannot be reapplied apply a new patch when the patch is supposed to be applied at the time when you would have normally changed your patchB. Apply the patch to clean, dry skin that has very little hair or no hair.C. Never cut the wrapper or the patch . Do not use any patch that has been cut.D. When applying a new patch, choose a different place for the new patch. Do not put the new patch on the same place you wore the last one. 34. A client has been on a cardiac glycoside, digoxin for the last 6 months. when the registered nurse consider this medication?A. if apical rate is less than 60 beat per minuteB. if potassium level is 4.5 mEq/lC if apical rate is greater than 60 beat per minuteD. id digoxin level is 1.0 35. Nurse lee is educating novice nurse on the sites of intramuscular injection . which site intramuscular injection is said to have a high risk of injury?A. Dorsogluteal siteB. Ventrogluteal siteC. Vastus lateralis siteD. Rectus famoris site 36. A client with a history of deep vein thrombosis is started on warfarin. which of the following should the client be educated on prior to initiation of this medication to help prevent a common side effect?A. Use antidiarrheal and stool bulking medication.B. Avoid fresh fruitsC. Use soft bristled toothbrushesD. Avoid electric razors 37. Haritta a 25 year old woman diagnosed with a seizure disorder and prescribed carbamazepine (Tegretol) has informed the nurse she has severe craps and has been using primrose oil at night which has relieved her cramping . what is the best response by the nurse?A. Herbs are natural substances and I am glad it is help your PMSB. Are you sure you should be taking herb along with TegretolC. it is very dangerous to take both herb and tegretolD. You should inform your health care provider about taking this herb. 38. The nurse is teaching a client about the side effect of dipivefrin (Propine) The nurse is correct when she adviser the client to notify the physician when this occur?A. increase in urinary frequencyB. FatigueC. Weight gain of 5 pound in two weeksD. Tachycardia 39. Becky is new graduate nurse working in the emergency dept it has come to the attention of the charge nurse that nurse becky has made a category 1 medication error. which of the following best describes this type of medication error?A. Nurse Becky made an error that resulted in temporary harm to the patient and require intervention.B. Nurse Becky made an error that contributed to or result in the patient deathC. Nurse Becky had the potential to cause a medication errorD. Nurse Becky made a medication error however it did not reach the patient and not cause any harm 40. A 45 year old male client complain of increase nasal congestion while using oxymetazoline(Afrin) nasal spray every 3 hours for the past five days. what is the most appropriate response by the nurse?A. Sustained use of nasal decongestants over several days may result in rebound congestionB. Oxymetazoline should be administered in an hourly regimen for severe congestionC. You are probably displaying an idiosyncratic reaction to oxymetazolineD. Oxymetazoline is not an effective nasal decongestant     Health Science Science Nursing NURSING 135 Share QuestionEmailCopy link Comments (0)

Question Answered step-by-step Brief Patient History : Ms. T is a 72-year-old woman with a history… Brief Patient History:Ms. T is a 72-year-old woman with a history of hypertension treated with an angiotensin-converting enzyme (ACE) inhibitor and thiazide diuretics. She has a past 100 pack-year history of tobacco abuse but quit smoking 2 years ago. Ms. T lives independently in a senior apartment. Friends bring Ms. T to the hospital because of a fall. Ms. T states that she has a severe headache but cannot recall whether she hit her head during the fall. Ms. T is also having difficulty recalling recent events. Clinical Assessment: Ms. T is admitted to the intensive care unit from the emergency department because of nonspecific electrocardiogram (ECG) changes suggestive of inferior wall ischemia and electrolyte abnormalities. She is awake, alert, oriented to person, time, and place, and unable to recall the events leading to her hospitalization. She states that her headache is severe and feels like someone is hitting her head with a hammer. Her skin is warm and dry. Ms. T’s gait is visibly unsteady. Diagnostic Procedures: Ms. T’s vital signs include the following: BP, 180/92; HR, 100 (sinus rhythm); RR, 24; T, 98.8° F.Ms. T reports that her headache is a 10 on the Baker-Wong FACES scale. Laboratory findings include the following: sodium, 116 mmol/L; potassium, 3.3 mmol/L; chloride, 88 mmol/L; carbon dioxide, 22 mEq/L; magnesium, 1.8 mg/dL; urinary sodium level, 30 mmol/L; urine osmolality, 118 mOsm/L. Troponin I on admission is negative. ECG: normal sinus rhythm; T-wave inversion in leads II, III, and AVF; change from prior ECG suggesting inferior wall ischemia. Chest x-ray study indicates the presence of a mass in the right upper lobe, strongly suggestive of neoplasm. Medical Diagnosis: Syndrome of inappropriate secretion of antidiuretic hormone (SIADH) is diagnosed.Questions: What problems or risks must be managed to achieve these outcomes? Health Science Science Nursing NURS 355 Share QuestionEmailCopy link Comments (0)

Question Week 4: Workarounds and Their Implications for Patient Safety 11 unread replies.11 reply.What is a workaround? Identify a workaround (specific to the technology used in a hospital setting) that you have used or perhaps seen someone else use, and analyze why you feel this risk-taking behavior was chosen over behavior that conforms to a safety culture. What are the risks? Are there benefits? Why or why not?Discuss the current patient safety characteristics used by your current workplace or clinical site. Identify at least three aspects of your workplace or clinical environment that need to be changed with regard to patient safety (including confidentiality), and then suggest strategies for change.  Health Science Science Nursing NR 360 Share QuestionEmailCopy link Comments (0)