Question

н.s. is a 15-year-old female patient who is visiting the nurse practitioner today because she feels "ugly" and "cannot stand" the pimples on her face anymore. The practitioner questions H.S about the types of interventions (e.g., washing her face, over-the-counter creams, sun exposure) she is currently using. The practitioner prescribes benzoyl peroxide topically in a cleansing bar and a gel at night. What is the mechanism of action of benzoyl peroxide in the treatment of acne? H.S. asks, "How long will it take for my face to get better?" What will be the nurse's response? What side effects should be included in the patient teaching for H.S. about the use of benzoyl peroxide? 1. 2. 3. 1.s. is a 59-year-old female who lives next door to a nurse. She goes to see the nurse to discuss her recent health problems. I.S. tells the nurse that upon seeing her ophthalmologist, she was diagnosed with early-onset glaucoma. The ophthalmologist prescribed several medications, and I.S. has started taking them. As the nurse talks with I.S., it becomes clear that she is in need of patient teaching about her eye medications: pilocarpine (Pilocar) and latanoprost (Xalatan). 1. What is the expected outcome of treatment of glaucoma with pilocarpine and 2. I.S. is wondering if she may be allergic to one of the drugs because she feels a 3. The neighbor asks, "Will I have to take these medications for the rest of my life?" latanoprost? burning sensation in her eye after administering them. How will the nurse respond? How will the nurse respond?

Answer 1

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