Which statement about insulin glargine is true?
a. It has no time to peak action.
b. It normally has a cloudy appearance.
c. It can be mixed with any other insulin type.
d. It should be avoided as therapy for anyone who has a sulfa allergy.
ANS: A
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A patient with chronic kidney disease is diagnosed with hypertension. The nurse understands that this patient's blood pressure needs to be controlled for which reason?
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A pregnant adolescent asks the nurse whether it would be all right to continue to take her prescription for tetracycline (Sumycin) to clear up her acne. What response by the nurse provides the best information?
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