A client with chronic migraines is prescribed medication. Which of the following drug-related instructions should be given to the client?
A) Take medication just before going to bed at night.
B) Take medication only when migraine is intense.
C) Take medication as soon as symptoms of the migraine begin.
D) Take medication only during the morning when it's calm and quiet.
C
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A patient is experiencing an episode of psychosis. He is belligerent, loud, and abusive when you enter the room. What is the best response by the nurse during future interactions?
A) Respond to him in an assertive tone. B) Use a calm, soft voice. C) Delegate care to the technician. D) Place him in the quiet room.
Order: Lasix 20 mg IVP Available: Lasix 40 mg/4 mL
a. 1 mL b. 3 mL c. 2 mL d. 1.5 mL
A sleeve that wraps around the leg and is attached to a pump to promote venous blood flow is known as:
a. Sequential compression device b. Elastic bandage c. TED hose d. Elastic stockings
The nurse is working in a community clinic when a man and woman bring a 12 year-old boy in, stating that the child fell down a flight of stairs and hurt his arm
The nurse notices several other bruises on the child's body at varying stages of healing. The boy is placed on the stretcher. When asked how he hurt himself, he states that he does not remember. However, the nurse notices that the boy continuously avoids looking at the man, while the man stares at him constantly. The nurse should a. Ask the boy if the man hurt him. b. Confront the man directly. c. Ask the man and woman to step out. d. Ask the woman if the man hurt the boy.