Paroxetine (Paxil), amitriptyline, and imipramine are usually used to manage
1. Anxiety.
2. ADHD.
3. Bipolar disorder.
4. Depression.
5. Schizophrenia.
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The nurse is caring for a 70-year-old client who suddenly becomes confused and tells the nurse she has to go catch the bus. The nurse assesses which of the following before notifying the physician?
1. Presence of an apical pulse rate 2. The strength of the radial artery 3. Presence of carotid pulses bilaterally 4. The femoral pulses
The nurse who is using an enzymatic debridement ointment will
a. apply the ointment liberally over large areas. b. keep the area moist after application. c. medicate the client before applying ointment to viable tissue. d. use the ointment cautiously on neoplastic ulcers.
The nurse understands that lactulose is most commonly prescribed for the client experiencing:
a. intestinal obstruction. c. renal insufficiency. b. chronic obstructive pulmonary disease. d. portal systemic encephalopathy.
What action must the charge nurse take when delegating responsibilities to an unfamiliar float
nurse who has been assigned to work on the unit? A) Ask the float nurse what patients he wishes to be assigned. B) Assess the competency of the float nurse by asking him about his skill, ability, and experience in caring for patients such as those of the assigned unit. C) Avoid discrimination by giving him an assignment equal to that of the other unit nurses. D) Assign the float nurse to work with an experienced nurse familiar with the patients.