A patient comes into the clinic complaining of being exposed to a coworker who has the flu. The patient is asymptomatic. The nurse anticipates that the physician will order which of the following?
A. flumadine (rimantadine)
B. valtrex (valacyclovir)
C. ziagen (abacavir)
D. crixivan (indinavir)
A. flumadine (rimantadine)
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A. No imitating B. No babbling C. Inability to walk independently D. Short attention span
The term dominant culture refers to the rules of the established or majority culture of any group, community, or organization that drive the assumptions that people make about (select all that apply)
A. Language B. Religion C. Medication administration D. Behavior E. Rituals F. Social customs G. Patient assessments
The most appropriate nursing intervention for a patient in the third stage of change is:
a. helping the patient see the benefit of changing the problematic behavior. b. assisting the patient with the development of realistic treatment goals. c. developing relapse prevention plans in anticipation of potential failures. d. providing nurse-patient interactions that discuss change in a relaxed environment.
The application of a drug to a specific area of the body results in a
A. systemic effect. B. side effect. C. local effect. D. therapeutic effect.