Cocaine is considered to be a (an):
a. hallucinogen.
b. opiate.
c. stimulant.
d. antipsychotic.
C
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Indicate whether the statement is true or false
The nurse would anticipate that a patient on Vasotec (ACE inhibitor) would have as a positive outcome to this drug:
1. increased fluid retention. 2. decreased blood pressure. 3. decreased urine output. 4. increased appetite.
The nurse assesses which client as being at greatest risk for developing vitamin deficiencies?
1. The young male client who takes phenytoin (Dilantin) for new-onset epilepsy 2. The young female client who uses oral contraceptives for birth control 3. The young male client who eats a well-balanced diet and does not take vitamins 4. The young pregnant female client who is taking prenatal vitamins
After teaching a group of nursing students about milieu therapy, the instructor determines that additional education is needed when the students identify which of the following as a key concept of milieu therapy?
A) Structure interaction B) Open communication C) Validation D) De-escalation