The nurse explains that an alternative to disulfiram (Antabuse) is the drug naltrexone (ReVia), which can:
a. cause severe headaches if alcohol is con-sumed while using the drug.
b. cause a dependence on ReVia rather than on alcohol.
c. release endorphin-like enzymes that mimic intoxication.
d. block craving and prevent relapse.
D
Naltrexone (ReVia) can be used to block the craving for alcohol and to prevent relapse in the re-covery phase.
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A nurse evaluates the healing of a full-thickness skin tear on a 92-year-old resident of a long-term care facility. Which of the following would support the continuation of the current treatment plan?
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After teaching a home caregiver how to mange a pressure ulcer, the nurse realizes further education is needed when the caregiver says:
A. "I will be sure to reposition her frequently and keep her off of the pressure ulcer." B. "I will wash the pressure ulcer with saline and report any changes in the drainage." C. "I know that a thick, black covering will protect the pressure ulcer from getting worse." D. "I will let you know if the pressure ulcer starts to smell rotten."