Aggressive diuresis is indicated for Shane M. due to acute heart failure. The most likely drug to be utilized is

A) furosemide.
B) spironalactone.
C) aldactone.
D) hydralazine.


A

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Based upon this assessment data, the nurse will document which stage of death and dying as defined by Elizabeth Kübler-Ross? A) Depression B) Denial C) Anger D) Acceptance

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What statement by the 62-year-old patient indicates that the patient understand the nurse's teaching about diuretics?

A) "I will weigh myself daily and report significant changes." B) "I will have to limit my high sugar foods." C) "If my leg gets swollen again, I'll take an additional pill." D) "I will take my medication before bedtime on an empty stomach."

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Bloody drainage is:

a. Purulent drainage b. Serosanguineous drainage c. Serous drainage d. Sanguineous drainage

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