A "downside" to using enteric-coated aspirin is that
A. it takes longer to reduce pain
1 B. it erodes stomach walls leading to ulcers
C. it cannot be taken if the patient has fever
D. it reduces histamines in the blood
A. it takes longer to reduce pain
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A nurse interviews a client with a diagnosis of both a psychiatric disorder and a substance use disorder. Dual diagnosis will:
1. Demand that the substance use disorder be prioritized. 2. Demand that the psychiatric disorder be prioritized. 3. Complicate the clinical picture as both diagnoses have to be addressed. 4. Have little or no impact on the plan of care.
A 16-month-old child is attending a well-child visit at a pediatric clinic. Which assessment would indicate the biggest cause for concern?
a. Does not walk independently b. Prefers finger feeding c. Limited to single words d. Is unable to climb steps
The nurse charts, "Patient stated pain is at a level of 8 on a scale of 1 to 10 and that he is still nauseated. Patient complains of feeling cold and has an oral temperature of 97.8°." What information would be considered objective findings?
a. Pain measurement b. Presence of nausea c. Sense of cold d. Oral temperature
The client has been prescribed furosemide (Lasix). What condition does this medication cause?
1. Hyperkalemia 2. Increased blood pressure 3. Increased respirations 4. Hypokalemia