Which priority question should the nurse ask a client prior to the administration of ipratropium (Atrovent)?
A. "Are you allergic to soy?"
B. "Do you have diabetes mellitus?"
C. "Do you have seizures?"
D. "Do you have gout?"
Answer: A
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The nurse recognizes that the potential for teratogenic drug effects is not static throughout the prenatal and postnatal periods. The potential for teratogenic effects is highest during
A) breast-feeding of the neonate. B) the first 2 months of pregnancy. C) the two to 3 weeks prior to delivery. D) the second trimester.
Which of the following is important for the nurse to remember when administering quinidine (Quinaglute) orally? Select all that apply
A) Quinidine can be administered with food to decrease GI upset. B) Quinidine can cause auditory adverse reactions. C) Quinidine can be crushed or chewed. D) Normal quinidine levels are between 7 and 10 mcg/mL. E) Quinidine levels must be monitored during therapy.
The nurse is collecting objective data from the client with lymphedema of the left leg. The nurse observes that the affected leg is 10 cm greater in measurement than the unaffected leg. The affected leg is hot to the touch and red
What classification of lymphedema does the nurse recognize this client has? A) Grade I (Mild) B) Grade II (Moderate) C) Grade III (Severe) D) Grade IV (Extreme)
Which health problem should the nurse remain alert for in the postmenopausal client?
A. Increased risk for bone fractures B. Increased risk for blood clots C. Increased risk for dementia D. Increased risk for obesity