What should the attending nurse be aware of regarding diazepam (Valium)?
a. Sudden withdrawal after prolonged use can result in seizures.
b. Diazepam has a short half-life and can be stopped abruptly without residual effects.
c. The client can bring his or her own supply of diazepam from home and take it as needed.
d. Diazepam has little potential for dependence and does not require monitoring.
a. Sudden withdrawal after prolonged use can result in seizures.
FEEDBACK:
a. Sudden withdrawal after prolonged use can result in seizures.
b. Diazepam has a long half-life and should not be stopped abruptly. .
c. Diazepam is a controlled substance and must be given as prescribed by the provider. .
d. Diazepam has the potential for dependence and requires monitoring. .
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