Nicotine replacement therapy (NRT):
1. Is widely distributed in the body only when the gum products are used
2. Does not cross the placenta and so is safe for pregnant women
3. Delays healing of esophagitis and peptic ulcers
4. Has no drug interactions when a transdermal patch is used
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A) True B) False
A nurse practitioner emphasizes the importance of the staff engaging in activities that help restore peace and balance between the mind and body. Which of the following might be an appropriate therapy for this?
1. Bike riding 2. Cake decorating 3. Reading 4. Storytelling
The nurse is preparing to change a patient's abdominal dressing. The nurse recognizes the first step is to provide the patient with information regarding the procedure. Which of the following explanations should the nurse provide to the patient?
A) "The dressing change is often painful, and we will be giving you pain medication prior to the procedure so you do not have to worry." B) "During the dressing change, I will provide privacy at a time of your choosing, it should not be painful, and you can look at the incision and help with the procedure if you want to." C) "The dressing change should not be painful, but you can never be sure, and infection is always a concern." D) "The best time for doing a dressing change is during lunch so we are not interrupted. I will provide privacy, and it should not be painful."
When liquid medication is given to a crying 10-month-old infant, which approach minimizes the possibility of aspiration?
a. Administer the medication with a syringe (without needle) placed along the side of the infant's tongue. b. Administer the medication as rapidly as possible with the infant securely restrained. c. Mix the medication with the infant's regular formula or juice and administer by bottle. d. Keep the child upright with the nasal passages blocked for a minute after administration.