What should the nurse monitor for patients on the following medications?
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The medical provider orders Epogen 500 units subcutaneous. W…
The medical provider orders Epogen 500 units subcutaneous. Which of the following syringes should the nurse use to draw up the medication? A. B.
What 3 things standout in your mind about pharmacology this…
What 3 things standout in your mind about pharmacology this semester? What will you take from this class as you move forward in the nursing program?
The nurse is giving a 3 month old infant a dose of ceftriaxo…
The nurse is giving a 3 month old infant a dose of ceftriaxone IM (.75ml). Where should she give the medication?
What type of antibiotic would not be recommended for a clien…
What type of antibiotic would not be recommended for a client undergoing intensive chemotherapy?
The medical provider orders Gaviscon 1 Tbsp by mouth for aci…
The medical provider orders Gaviscon 1 Tbsp by mouth for acid reflux. How many teaspoons will the nurse administer?
The nurse is giving acetaminophen for a child who just had s…
The nurse is giving acetaminophen for a child who just had surgery. If the child weighs 45 pounds and acetaminophen is dosed at 10-15mg/kg/dose every 4 hours. How many milligrams will the child receive in a 24 hour period if acetaminophen is given at the maximum dose around the clock? (Round to the nearest 10th)
The nurse is teaching the family of a new Type I diabetic ab…
The nurse is teaching the family of a new Type I diabetic about insulin glargine. Which of the following statements made by the parent indicate that they understand the rationale for using this medication?
What type of fluids are used to replace fluid volume and ele…
What type of fluids are used to replace fluid volume and electrolytes in a client with poor skin turgor who is extremely dehydrated from prolonged nausea and vomiting?
A client with Type I diabetes receives a dose of 8 units of…
A client with Type I diabetes receives a dose of 8 units of regular insulin subcutaneously at 0700. The client took insulin glargine (Lantus) at 2100 the night before. At 1000 in the morning, the client reports to the nurse that she is feeling uneasy and shaky. What is the best explanation for these symptoms?