The nurse is discussing acute bronchiolitis with a group of peers. Which statement is the most accurate regarding the age that this disorder occurs?
A) "It is most often seen in premature newborns right after they are born."
B) "Most children who have this are about 9 months old."
C) "It usually occurs when children start school, around the age of 5."
D) "Most children with this disorder are in their teens."
Ans: B
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A) increased blood glucose. B) decreased serum potassium. C) decreased serum creatinine. D) both b and c.
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A) "It could be that Prilosec isn't the right drug for you, so it would be best to talk this over with your care provider." B) "Prilosec won't really decrease the sensation of heartburn, but it is still minimizing the damage to your throat and stomach that can be caused by the problem." C) "Prilosec will help your heartburn but it's not designed to provide immediate relief of specific episodes of heartburn." D) "A better strategy is to take a dose of Prilosec 15 to 30 minutes before meals or drinks that cause you to get heartburn."
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a. Vitamin K (AquaMEPHYTON) b. Dipyridamole (Persantine) c. Ticlopidine (Ticlid) d. Clopidogrel (Plavix) e. Aspirin
The nurse has been verbally and physically attacked by a physician in the Emergency Department. The nurse is meeting with the nurse manager
Which of the following responses by the nurse indicate that more education is necessary regarding how to react during these types of situations? Select all that apply. 1. "I should not have continued to discuss the issue with the physician." 2. "I was wrong to have stood up for myself during the discussion with the physician." 3. "I should've stated that I didn't like the physician's behavior." 4. "I did the right thing when I got you involved with the situation." 5. "I should not have told the physician to call me by name and not ‘Idiot'."