The four stages of alcohol withdrawal are _______, hallucinations, delusions and seizures.

Fill in the blank(s) with the appropriate word(s).


Answer: tremors

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A client has taken a number of conventional and standard antipsychotic drugs over the years. The

physician, concerned about the client's lack of response to these drugs and the development of tardive dyskinesia, has prescribed risperidone. The nurse planning care for the client must consider that atypical antipsychotics a. are more readily available. b. are of higher potency. c. are less costly. d. produce fewer motor side effects.

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The nurse manager is working with the information technology department on an approach to help the staff understand informatics concepts. From most basic to advanced, in which order should these concepts be introduced to the staff?

1. Data 2. Wisdom 3. Knowledge 4. Information

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When developing a medication management protocol for your MTM service, one must make sure the protocol is:

A. Evidence-based B. Stays within your scope as a pharmacist C. Supported by national guidelines D. A and C E. All of the above

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