Which of the following would be best to measure and administer 1 oz of liquid oral medication?
A. a medicine cup
B. a plastic squeeze bottle
C. a standard syringe
D. a dropper
Answer: A
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A) Level of consciousness B) Blood pressure C) SaO2 D) Oral temperature
The patient has been taking an over-the-counter (OTC)
acid-reducing drug because he has had "stomach problems" for several months. He tells the nurse that the medicine helps as long as he takes it, but once he stops it, the symptoms return. Which statement by the nurse is the best ad-vice for this patient? a. "The over-the-counter drug has helped you, so you should continue to take it." b. "The over-the-counter dosage may not be strong enough. You should be taking pre-scription-strength for best effects." c. "For best results, you need to watch what you eat in addition to taking this drug." d. "Using this drug may relieve your symp-toms, but it does not address the cause. You should be seen by your health care provider."
A client with a history of fibrocystic breasts calls into the office very fearful of developing breast cancer. The next step the nurse takes is to:
a. schedule the client a bilateral mammogram b. allow the client to come into the office for a breast exam c. telling the client there is nothing to worry about d. listen to the client and explain the differences between fibrocystic breasts and breast neoplasms
When beginning a procedure, it is not necessary to provide privacy if no one else is in the room.
Answer the following statement true (T) or false (F)