Fatima is suffering from multiple sclerosis. She is being administered a drug through subcutaneous injections three times a week. Which of the following drugs is Fatima being administered?
A. Intron A
B. Infergen
C. Betaseron
D. Avonex
Answer: D
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The patient currently has normal hemoglobin levels, but significantly decreased SaO2 and PaO2 levels. What is an implication of this physiological state? A) The patient's tissue demands may be met, but she will be unable to respond to physiological stressors. B) The patient's short-term oxygen needs will be met, but she will be unable to expel sufficient CO2. C) The patient will experience tissue hypoxia with no sensation of shortness of breath or labored breathing. D) The patient will experience respiratory alkalosis with no ability to compensate.
The graduate nurse takes a new job and meets many nurses who are very knowledgeable and experienced. After one week at the new job, the graduate nurse realizes how much he or she learned. What does this demonstrate?
1. Serendipity 2. Creativity 3. Critical thinking 4. Thorough thinking
What would the nurse teach the patient about potency of nitroglycerin? (Select all that apply.)
A) "The tablet should fizzle or burn when placed under the tongue." B) "Protect the drug from heat and light." C) "Always replace when past the expiration date." D) "Older tablets may require you to use two tablets at one time." E) "Nitroglycerin does not lose its potency easily."
The specific tools used to make quality visible to stakeholders in health care are called:
a. indicators. b. outcomes. c. variable selections. d. quality measures.