A patient suffers from gouty arthritis. Why is probenecid (Benemid) administered?
A) To increase urinary excretion of uric acid
B) To decrease the level of liver enzymes
C) To diminish the temperature
D) To increase protein metabolism
A
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The staff nurses and nursing administration are attempting to construct a method of scheduling meeting the needs of both the clients and the nursing personnel
Because nurses and nursing administration have experienced conflict about the issue, their intent is to arrive at an agreeable solution between both parties. This process best exemplifies: 1. Negotiation. 2. Accommodation. 3. Forcing. 4. Consensus.
Calculate the amount to administer: ______________. Ordered: 225 mg PO now. On hand: 75 mg/15 mL
solution. Fill in the blank(s) with correct word
The family of a client who is comatose asks why there are eye patches over the client's eyes. What should the nurse respond to the family?
1. "They prevent the eyes from drying out.". 2. "They reduce the glare caused by the room lights.". 3. "They reduce the amount of stimulation the client receives.". 4. "They are used to keep eye medication in contact with the eyes.".
When the nurse answers the call light after a delay of 5 minutes, the angry patient says, "You made me wait an hour. I am in pain and no one is willing to help me." The nurse's best response would be:
a. "It has only been 5 minutes. What do you want?" b. "Well, I am here now. What is your problem?" c. "I know it must have seemed like an hour. I will bring your medication." d. "I was attending to another patient who is really ill. I'll help you now."