Which drug is administered as an oral agent?
a. Antithymocyte globulin (Atgam)
b. Basiliximab (Simulect)
c. Sirolimus (Rapamune)
d. Daclizumab (Zenapax)
ANS: C
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a. "The condition is more unstable in children." b. "Parents are often noncompliant." c. "The activities are irregular." d. "They are still growing." e. "Sleep patterns are not established."
The nurse is interviewing the client. Which technique should the nurse use to decode the client's messages?
1. Listen actively and attentively. 2. Develop and transmit an idea. 3. Use words to convey the message. 4. Use body language to convey the message.
On the patient's return to the medical-surgical unit, the nurse performs an abdominal assessment. To assess bowel sounds, the nurse auscultates the lower abdomen for
a. 1 minute. b. 5 to 20 seconds. c. as long as it takes to hear a bowel sound. d. one full inspiration and expiration.
An older resident of a nursing home reports to the nurse that during the night someone entered her room and stood by the window watching her. She expresses fear of going to sleep. What action is most appropriate for the nurse to take initially?
a. Reassure her that there was no one in her room and that she must have been dreaming. b. Request a psychiatric consult to evaluate her for cognitive problems. c. Assess the environment in her room to see if there is anything that could be confusing her. d. Suggest to her that she request sleeping medication every night.