The moderate sedation nurse notices that the recorded patient weight is one that was reported by the patient from a few weeks ago. What should the moderate sedation nurse do?
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What factors increases a persons risk for developing neuropathy select all that apply Excessive…
➤ Can excessive alcohol cause neuropathy and why?
Yes. Chronic excessive alcohol intake causes toxic and nutritional neuropathy. Alcohol directly injures peripheral nerves and often produces thiamine (vitamin B1) deficiency, impairing nerve metabolism. The typical pattern is a symmetric, length-dependent sensorimotor neuropathy with numbness, tingling, and weakness starting in the feet. Stopping alcohol and correcting deficiencies can improve symptoms. -
The physician ordered Enalapril ( Vasotec) 0.625 mg IV for a blood pressure of 180:90. The…
The physician ordered Enalapril ( Vasotec) 0.625 mg IV for a blood pressure of 180:90. The medication is available in 1.25mg per ml. How many ml will the nurae administer
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When do most needle stick injuries occur?ALLARE CORRECT OR POSSIBLEplacing sharps in overfilled…
When do most needle stick injuries occur?
ALL ARE CORRECT OR POSSIBLE
placing sharps in overfilled disposal container
failure to use safety device
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The antipyretic dose of ibuprofen for a child is 10 mg/kg po q6h. What is the appropriate dose of a…
➤ When should the dose be repeated and what is the daily maximum?
Give the dose every six hours as needed for fever or pain. Do not give more than four doses in 24 hours. The common pediatric maximum is 40 mg/kg/day — for this child that is about 816 mg. Four 200 mg doses equal 800 mg, which is within that limit. -
The nurse is reviewing the role of the U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA). Which information…
The nurse is reviewing the role of the U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA). Which information explains how the FDA has increased the speed to bring new drugs to market?
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The degree of difficulty that people experience in performing activities of daily living is:◻…
The degree of difficulty that people experience in performing activities of daily living is:
diagnostic measurement
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Which assessment will differentiate muscarinic and nicotinic stimulation from cholinergic…
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➤ Can blood pressure changes reliably differentiate muscarinic and nicotinic effects?
Blood pressure alone is unreliable. Muscarinic stimulation usually causes vasodilation and hypotension through endothelial M3-mediated nitric oxide. Nicotinic activation at ganglia or the adrenal medulla can produce mixed sympathetic responses and hypertension. Always assess heart rate, secretions, and muscle signs alongside blood pressure. -
The nurse is caring for patients with disruption of psychological or physiological function.Which…
The nurse is caring for patients with disruption of psychological or physiological function. Which term describes these conditions?
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