A patient being treated with drug therapy for panic disorder asks the nurse, "How long will I need to take the medication?" How should the nurse respond?
1. "At least one week after the last attack."
2. "Indefinitely."
3. "Just take the medication when you are feeling anxious."
4. "Usually 6 to 9 months or more."
Correct Answer: 4
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1. "We are all here to discuss the issues with this client's discharge. What issues are we facing?" 2. "The issue with this client is the time limit for Medicare to pay has almost expired, and we aren't ready for discharge." 3. "I don't really have time for this meeting today; is there anything I can do to expedite this meeting?" 4. "I will let you all decide what might be best, as I am not really as familiar with this client as I should be."
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A. Appropriate B. Sensitive C. Designated D. Competent
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A) Antihypertensives B) Potassium supplements C) Bronchodilators D) Diuretics
A patient has an ejection fraction of less than 30%. The nurse prepares to provide patient education about which potential treatment?
a. Automatic implantable cardio-defibrillator b. Heart transplant c. Mechanical implanted pump d. Ventricular reconstructive procedures