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34.d.Client who is most at risk of developing hepatitis B
is a 26 year old female with multiple sex partners.
35.a. Best over the counter drug for patient with duodenal ulcer
is Acetaminophen (Tylenol).
36.d.Nursing intervention implemented for client with GERD is
Elevate the head of the bed 30 degree and discuss the lifestyle
modifications with the client.
37.c. Sucralfate(Carafate) is the morning medication can used to coat
the ulcer.
38.a. Signs/symptoms great concern for a patient with ulcerative colitis is
Twenty bloody stools a day.
39.b.Data obtained from client who is suspected peptic ulcer is use of anti
inflammatory drugs(NSAIDs).
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