The nurse should warn the patient taking thiabendazole (minetzol) about which possible adverse effect?
A. Reddish-orange urine
B. Urine with an asparagus-like odor
C. A metallic taste in the mouth
D. severe halitosis
Answer: B. Urine with an asparagus-like odor
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The emotional response to an occurrence of role stress is called role
a. ambiguity. b. conflict. c. overload. d. strain.
The client who has just had a mastectomy for breast cancer is crying as the nurse enters the room
When asked why she is crying, the client responds "I know I shouldn't cry because this surgery may well save my life, but I was so pleased with my figure before and I know that things will not be the same." What is the nurse's best response? A. "It is all right to cry. Mourning this loss is important in getting past this point." B. "You're right. It is silly to carry on like this when a prosthesis is available." C. "Would you like to talk to someone who also has had a mastectomy?" D. "How have you coped with difficult situations in the past?"
The nurse assesses the client might be experiencing toxicity from colchicine. Which statement by the client would most likely confirm the nurse's suspicion?
1. "My joints hurt more." 2. "I have nausea, vomiting, and abdominal pain every day." 3. "I don't see as well as I used to, and my taste has changed." 4. "I wake up at night with muscle cramps."
A patient is being assessed for possible anorexia nervosa. Which behaviors are supportive of such a diagnosis? Select all that apply
a. Eats only red apples and green grapes b. Exercises 3 times a day every day c. Has lost 25 pounds but wears only pre-loss clothing d. Becomes extremely agitated whenever expected to eat e. Reports fantasies about being able to eat without gaining weight