Which of these bronchodilators is a cholinergic antagonist?
a. Albuterol
b. Terbutaline
c. Ipratropium
d. Aminophylline
ANS: C
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The nursing assistant is supervised by
A. licensed nursing personnel. B. ancillary personnel. C. physicians and assistants. D. administrative personnel.
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A. "Many people who've been in your situation experience similar emotions and behaviors." B. "You can change your behavior if you're motivated to do so." C. "It isn't too late for you to make changes in your life." D. "Weak people don't want to make changes in their lives."