Which controlled substance schedule level has the highest risk of abuse?
a. CI
b. CII
c. CIII
d. CIV
Answer: a. CI
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1. Urticaria. 2. Pruritus. 3. Lacrimal tearing. 4. Anaphylaxis. 5. Gastroenteritis.
A patient presenting to the emergency room is experiencing atrial flutter. The initial management of atrial flutter in a stable patient with a narrow QRS and regular R-R interval is:
A) Rapid IV administration of adenosine 6 mg, followed by a 20-mL saline flush and elevation of the arm B) IV administration of a beta-blocker C) Rapid IV administration of adenosine 12 mg, repeating the drug administration if needed D) IV administration of magnesium
The critical care nurse has responded to a cardiac arrest on a medical-surgical unit. The continuous electrocardiogram monitoring indicates that the patient is experiencing ventricular fibrillation
After the initial defibrillations, the next step in the management of this patient is: A) Administration of medications until an electrical rhythm is obtained B) 5 cycles of CPR alternating with a rhythm check and defibrillation C) Continuous defibrillation until an electrical rhythm is obtained D) Continuous CPR until an electrical rhythm is obtained
At the completion of orientation the new graduate is completing a written test that focuses on the QSEN competencies. Which statements should the nurse identify as describing these competencies? (Select all that apply.)
1. Minimizes the risk of harm 2. Functions within interprofessional teams 3. Follows time-out protocols as appropriate 4. Uses data to monitor the outcomes of care processes 5. Integrates the best current evidence with clinical expertise