Which is an example of a drug that is administered under the skin?
A. insulin
B. Demerol
C. Ibuprofen
D. nitroglycerin
Answer: D
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The physician arranges for the amniocentesis to be done. What is this would be an example of? A) Veracity B) Beneficence C) Paternalism D) Autonomy
Damage to the cerebral cortex can affect which of the following?
a. Balance and coordination b. Reasoning and memory c. Body movement coordination d. Breathing
A client arrives in the emergency department with complaints of intermittent nosebleeds over the past two days. Which are priority assessments for the nurse to implement when providing care to this client? Select all that apply.
A. Request information from the client regarding increased propensity for bruising or bleeding. B. Obtain a blood pressure. C. Check for deviated septum. D. Assess the tonsils for redness or swelling. E. Request information from the client to determine if there was any recent thin, watery drainage from the nose.
Metabolic acidosis can occur as a side effect of taking acetazolamide because:
A. bicarbonate ions are wasted when sodium is excreted into the urine, leaving behind acidic metabolic waste products that need to be neutralized. B. bicarbonate ions are wasted when sodium is reabsorbed into the tubule as it attracts hydrogen ions. C. chloride ions are wasted when sodium is reabsorbed into the tubule as it attracts hydrogen ions. D. chloride ions are wasted when sodium is excreted into the urine, leaving behind acidic metabolic waste products that need to be neutralized.