Which of the following factors correlates with the development of alcoholism in later years?
a. Reduction in amount of alcohol consumed over the years
b. Amount of alcohol consumed at one time
c. Number of years in sobriety
d. Onset of drinking age
D
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To facilitate the teaching and learning process, the nurse demonstrates understanding of the need for developing a therapeutic relationship with a client. The nurse would ensure development of which of the following? Select all that apply
A) Trust B) Education C) Commitment D) Dedication E) Respect
A patient who just began taking nitroglycerin regularly for antianginal effect complains to the health care provider of a pounding headache and flushing after taking a dose of the drug
Which of the following interpretations of these symptoms is most accurate? a. The symptoms indicate that the patient could possibly be allergic to the drug. b. The symptoms make the client ineligible for nitrate therapy, and another type of drug must be tried. c. The symptoms are a known adverse effect, which usually will disappear after several days of treatment. d. The symptoms can be reduced by prescribing low doses of morphine sulfate.
Select the accurate statement regarding antagonists. You may select more than one answer
A. They produce pharmacologic effects by causing receptor activation. B. They cause receptor activation using exogenous substances. C. Competitive antagonists bind reversibly to receptors. D. They are stronger in the absence of agonist substances. E. Binding of noncompetitive agonists is irreversible.
The nurse is caring for a client who has low back pain (LBP) from a work-related injury. Which measures does the nurse incorporate into the client's plan of care?
a. Apply moist heat continuously to the af-fected area. b. Use ice packs or ice massage for 1 to 2 hours over the affected area. c. Apply heat packs for 20 to 30 minutes at least four times daily. d. Advise the client to avoid hot baths or showers.