A nursing student is learning about the effects of bactericidal agents. Which of the following actions is noted when rifampin (Rifadin) is administered to treat both intracellular and extracellular tuberculosis organisms?
A) It is metabolized in the liver.
B) It binds to acetylcholine.
C) It inhibits synthesis of RNA.
D) It causes phagocytosis.
C
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A) Data B) Wisdom C) Knowledge D) Information
A client is experiencing occasional feelings of sadness because of the recent death of a pet. The client's appetite and sleep patterns have not changed, however, and the client continues with daily routines
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A patient has been taking warfarin (Coumadin) daily and is also taking aspirin (acetylsalicylic acid) for rheumatoid arthritis
A nurse is aware of the actions of these medications and should be most concerned if the patient were to report complaints of a. a loose tooth. b. a urinary tract infection. c. stiffness in the joints. d. easy bruising.
Two nurses are standing on opposite sides of the bed to move the patient up in bed with a draw sheet. Where should the nurses be standing in relation to the patient's body as they prepare for the move?
A) Even with the thorax B) Even with the shoulders C) Even with the hips D) Even with the knees