Which of the following drugs inhibits microsomal enzymes and increases the effects of drugs requiring microsomal metabolism?
A. Phenobarbital
B. Carbamazepine
C. Valproic acid
D. Phenytoin
Answer: C
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During a rectovaginal examination, you should assess all of the following, EXCEPT
a. cervix and uterus for posterior lesions. c. rectovaginal septum for patency. b. rectouterine pouch for contour lesions. d. ovaries and fallopian tubes.
Which assessment finding increases the concern that a patient with a cerebral vascular accident would aspirate?
1. Eating only foods on one side of the tray 2. Refusal to allow the nurse to assist with feeding 3. Absence of interest in eating or drinking 4. Continuous clearing of the throat
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