When discharge teaching a patient who has schizophrenia and is taking clozapine (Clozaril), it is important to teach all of the following except:
A) "Be sure to have you lab work on time and as ordered."
B) "Do not stop this drug abruptly. First call your doctor."
C) "Do not take any over-the-counter medications or alcohol while on this medication, without your doctor's approval."
D) "You may begin driving immediately, while taking this medication."
D
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When considering how to best maintain family integrity, the nurse would best focus on which of the following:
1. Developmental tasks. 2. The family stress response. 3. Patterns of interaction. 4. Family boundaries.
A client presents to the office with a large raised red rash covering his back. Topical creams have not relieved the inflamed areas. What type of medication will the physician prescribe to decrease the inflammation for this client?
a. mineralocorticoids c. calcitonin b. somatostatin d. glucocorticoids
A nurse has made an error. She/he is concerned about what will happen when the mistake is brought to light. What information should be provided to the nurse?
1. "Errors are serious and will likely result in your termination.". 2. "Errors are human and there is no need to dwell on them.". 3. "I encourage nurses to avoid reporting small errors as this will just make a mountain out of a molehill.". 4. "Error reporting is a way to ultimately improve performance.".