A client with schizophrenia has recently begun a new medication, clozapine (Clozaril). Of which signs and symptoms of a potentially fatal side effect should a nurse teach the client?
A) Blurring vision and muscular weakness
B) Sore throat, fever, and malaise
C) Tremor, shuffling gait, and rigidity
D) Fine tremor, tinnitus, and nausea
B
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A nurse is planning a seminar to address asthma in the community. To have the greatest impact, which demographic group should the nurse target?
A. African American children B. Children with allergies C. Inner-city youth, all ethnicities D. School-age children
A nurse is preparing to administer a beta2 antagonist and understands that this medication is most likely indicated for which of the following patients?
a. A patient in preterm labor b. A patient with a blood glucose of 58 mg/dL c. A patient with an exacerbation of asthma d. A patient with a sustained heart rate of 121/minute
At which age should a nurse keep teaching time short (5 minutes)?
a. Infant b. Toddler c. Preschool d. School age
The gradual increase in height among the human population over the past 100 years is an example of:
a. a polygenic trait. b. a multifactorial trait. c. crossing over. d. recombination.