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14. The nurse is teaching a group of clients how to be critical consumers of drug advertising. What should the nurse teach these clients about the way drugs are marketed? A) Adverse effects are deliberately excluded from drug advertisements. B) Broadcasters and publishers who carry drug advertisements receive a set proportion of drug profits. C) The manufacturer's primary motivation is to increase sales of the drug D) Drug advertising is illegal, but manufacturers are willing and able to pay any resulting fines blu 15. When evaluating information accessed over the Internet, what important question should the nurse encourage clients to ask? A) Is the information anecdotal? B) Does the Web site originate from the United States? C) Does this information address over-the-counter medications? d D) How many clients have had input into the information?ten gni D) D o snod o usils A (A 16. Clients' access to drug information has changed the way that clients interact with nurses and other health care providers. What client best exemplifies this trend? A) A client who shares information from a research report with the health care provider. B) A client who tries to contact a drug company to see what the company's latest b ino reports say C) A client who challenges the health care provider with their own research. D) A client who self-prescribes OTC drugs rather than obtaining prescriptions from ginthe health care provider. n ym qu be id b 17. A client has approached the nurse with varied and detailed questions about an emerging viral infection that was identified for the first time a few months earlier. The nurse's unfamiliarity with this infection may have what effect on the nurse-client relationship? A) The client may view the nurse as not being a credible source. B) The client may view the nurse as part of the problem rather than the solution. C) The client may demonstrate anger toward the nurse D) The client is likely to sever contact with the nurse.

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14.Critical consumer are one who are very specific and peculiar an put the type if drug they consume. A drug to reach a consumer needs lot of marketing, starting directly from a provider to the media.This is mainly done to market the product and increase their sale

Ans:C)the manufacturers primary motivation is to increase sales of the drug

15.Internet provides all the information, but not all the information are true,there are high possibilities for a wrong information as well.There are multiple websites which are not native of US ,addressing OCT can always direct patient in wrong ways and may make them face difficulty to handle any critical situations

Ans:A)is the information anecdotal

16.Patients are up-to-date about a medication because of the availability of the internet. Client reading a research article or a report can discuss and clarify their doubts with the healthcare provider .They don't challenge a provider when it comes to medicine.Self prescription is always dangerous A drug company cannot be contacted as easily by all to get clarification of about the drug.

Ans:A)A client who shares information from a research report with the healthcare provider

17.When a nurse is not able to provide adequate information about patient queries .They patient generally opt to check out with other nurse or with seniors to get clarified about their doubts .This reduces the confidence on the nurse.

Ans:A)The  client may view the nurse as not being a crefible source

13.Off label medication are those which are not prescribed by the provider in accordance to the need,age,appropriate doseand indication. AIn this case the nurse can research on the purpose of this medication and its benefits.Also it is a must to be aware of the side effects of the drug

Ans:A)Research exactly why the drug is being given

B)Become familiar with the possible adverse effects

E)Review the therapeutic benefits that are expected