The nurse has provided discharge teaching for a client prescribed a mydriatic drug. Which statement made by the client indicates further teaching is required?
A. "I may have periods of blurry vision for several days."
B. "I will wear sunglasses while I am outside."
C. "I will not drive until this drug wears off."
D. "I will use artificial tears if my eyes feel dry."
Answer: D
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A. Assess the woman's risk for other cardiovascular problems. B. Have her rest for 20 minutes, then reassess her blood pressure. C. Obtain a urine dipstick for proteinuria and assess for headache. D. Prepare to teach the woman about anti-hypertensive medication.
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A) "People can become constipated for no reason at all." B) "People can become constipated when they eat a lot of fiber." C) "People can become constipated when taking certain medications." D) "People can become constipated when they are active."
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A) Depression. B) Delusional thinking. C) Hallucinations. D) Magical thinking.
Which condition is an adverse effect of a beta-adrenergic agonist?
A. Bradycardia B. Constipation C. Tachycardia D. Runny nose