One of your patients is undergoing MAO inhibitor therapy. You have been asked to explain to the patient the dietary restrictions concerning tyramine. The patient does not know what foods should be avoided. You list the foods to avoid as:
A. coffee, chocolate, and cookies.
B. beer, wine, herring, and certain cheeses.
C. oatmeal, cornflakes, and noodles.
D. skim milk, cottage cheese, and fresh apples.
Answer: B
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A client is being seen by the health care provider for a prescription medication for motion sickness. The nurse anticipates the client will be prescribed:
a. metoclopramide. c. promethazine. b. meclizine. d. ondansetron.
The nurse is educating a client who is participating in a drug study and describes the median toxicity dose as the dose that will produce toxicity in ____ % of a group of clients
Fill in the blank with the appropriate word.
Patients who are genetically predisposed to an immune-mediated medication response:
A) typically have a history of more than one autoimmune disorder. B) had an initial exposure and sensitization to a particular antigen. C) should be given an antihistamine before receiving the medication. D) will experience a minor reaction that is generally limited to hives.