The ED nurse is caring for a patient with a suspected MI. What drug should the nurse anticipate administering to this patient?
A) Oxycodone
B) Warfarin
C) Morphine
D) Acetaminophen
Ans: C
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The patient with suspected MI is given aspirin, nitroglycerin, morphine, an IV beta- blocker, and other medications, as indicated, while the diagnosis is being confirmed. Tylenol, warfarin, and oxycodone are not typically used.
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