Logan is diagnosed with rheumatoid arthritis. He is prescribed a drug that is to be taken orally. Logan is informed by his doctor that the drug has a half-life of 15 days. He also explains that he may experience diarrhea. Which of the following drugs has Logan been prescribed?
A. Rapamune
B. Leukine
C. Arava
D. Betaseron
Answer: C
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Rehabilitation Health Facility has a high percentage of Jewish patients recovering from a variety of ailments. Which of the following is important for the facility's staff to know about medical care and the Jewish culture?
A) Pork and shellfish but not milk products are recommended as healthful foods in the diet. B) A rabbi must be consulted before any health-related decisions can be made. C) A skullcap and socks must be worn from sundown Friday to sundown Saturday. D) Modern medical care is encouraged but may be opposed during the Sabbath.
A nursing student with a documented learning disability requires special testing accommodations: a quiet environment, computerized reading software to audibly read the test, and twice the amount of testing time
When applying to take the NCLEX-PNÆ, the student should: A) call the list of available testing centers to determine if the facility is able to meet the special testing needs. B) complete the application and provide documented supporting evidence when requesting accommodations for testing. C) request special testing needs and provide the necessary accommodation software and equipment during examination. D) complete the application knowing the school of nursing will forward the documentation regarding the special testing needs.
A nurse in the recovery room has been assigned to a patient who had an ocular surgical procedure and received isoflurane. The nurse will observe for which of the following during the recovery period?
A) Urticaria and angioedema B) Facial flushing and hypotension C) Wheezing and bronchospasm D) Shivering and tremors
Before instilling any additives to a client's medication lock, normal saline is used to flush the device. Which of the following provides the best rationale for this action?
A) Prevents drug/solution incompatibilities B) Dilutes the medication for easier administration C) Decreases the drug's irritating effect D) Maintains the serum sodium level and pH balance