Which assessment finding indicates the pharmacological treatment for the client with open-angle glaucoma is therapeutic?
A. Decreased photophobia
B. IOP of 32 mmHg
C. Improved visual acuity
D. Absence of headaches
Answer: C
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A male patient takes a medication known to cause erectile dysfunction. What action by the nurse is best?
a. State, "If this medication has bad side effects, talk to your doctor." b. Ask, "Are you having any sexual problems in your life right now?" c. Give the patient written information on the side effects of the drug. d. State, "Many men have erectile dysfunction on this drug."
During medication reconciliation, the patient tells you that he takes Luvox daily as a "water pill." You note that this drug is not on his current list of ordered drugs. How should you proceed?
a. Ask him what strength or dose of Luvox he takes. b. Request that the prescriber add Luvox to the patient's orders. c. Ask the patient to have all his drugs brought from home to the hospital. d. Check with the pharmacist to determine whether Luvox interacts with his ordered drugs.
Which signs and symptoms characterize a major depressive disorder? (Select all that apply.)
a. Euphoria b. Psychomotor retardation c. Indecisiveness d. Sleep disturbances e. Suicidal ideation
Given M.B.'s chief complaint, what would you expect to find during your initial assessment?
What will be an ideal response?