A client tells the nurse that his pain was not relieved even when he took more of a prescribed medication. The nurse realizes that the client most likely was taking which of the following medications?
a. NSAIDs c. Codeine
b. Morphine d. Hydromorphone (Dilaudid)
ANS: A
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On day 13 of a 28-day cycle, a woman's basal body temperature is 36.5 ° C (97.7 ° F). What will her temperature measurement most likely be if ovulation takes place on day 14?
a. 35.9 ° C (96.7 ° F) b. 36.3 ° C (97.3 ° F) c. 36.7 ° C (98.1 ° F) d. 37.1 ° C (98.9 ° F)
One way for nurses to improve spiritual health is to
a. provide holistic care c. reduce stress b. maintain a healthy lifestyle d. share our stories
The nurse is caring for a client who is prescribed laxatives. Which statements are most relevant to the absorption of medications?
1. Drugs that increase peristalsis may decrease absorption. 2. Drugs that decrease peristalsis may increase absorption. 3. The presence of food will usually decrease absorption. 4. Drug–drug interactions that affect absorption may be prevented by taking the drugs 2 hours apart. 5. Increasing fluid intake will increase absorption.
Under civil law, the burden of proof is described as a _____
A) determination to be met by the presiding judge at the trial B) meeting of the minds where at least two persons or entities must reach an agreement C) preponderance of the evidence, which is defined as "more likely than not" D) requirement that something be proven beyond a reasonable doubt