A patient who is administered ________ for a short term is likely to have elevated levels of low-density lipoprotein (LDL) cholesterol.
A. mannitol
B. methazolamide
C. isosorbide
D. methyclothiazide
Answer: D
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A patient tells the nurse that she is genetically predisposed to type 2 diabetes. The patient is hypertensive and smokes a pack of cigarettes daily. What information should the nurse provide for this patient?
1. "Maintaining a healthy weight and activity level will help you avoid type 2 diabetes.". 2. "Unfortunately, you are probably predestined to develop type 2 diabetes.". 3. "You probably need to begin monitoring your blood glucose levels daily.". 4. "The risk of developing diabetes is several years away, and you have other health problems to consider now.".
The paramedic should administer promethazine (Phenergan) by:
A) diluting it in 20 mL of normal saline and giving it over 1 to 2 minutes. B) rapid IV push undiluted, as this will minimize the risk of vascular injury. C) mixing it with 25 mg of diphenhydramine in order to prevent dystonia. D) diluting it in 50 to 100 mL of normal saline and giving it over 30 minutes.
The pediatric nurse is working as a first responder within the community after a tornado. Which nursing actions are appropriate? Select all that apply
1. Providing first aid to the walking wounded 2. Assessing for panic reactions 3. Allowing a child to leave the scene unaccompanied by an adult 4. Administering immunizations 5. Discussing the situation with the local media
The man who has the role of father, husband, professional businessman, son, and community leader may experience:
a. role confusion. b. isolation. c. internal role conflict. d. diminished self-esteem.