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What is patient teaching for someone on Dilantin? aioinatapee Chapter 19: When is it appropriate to administer opia...
What hypnotics are used for? Chapter 15: What anxiolytics are used for? Chapter 18: What are...
What hypnotics are used for? Chapter 15: What anxiolytics are used for? Chapter 18: What are the therapeutic outcomes for antiepileptic medicati ons? What is patient teaching for someone on Dilantin? Chapter 19 When is it appropriate to administer opiate agonist such as morphine? What are serious side effects of opioid agonists and what are appropriate nursing actions? What are the common side effects of opioid agonists and what is appropriate patient teaching? What are the common signs of aspirin...
Chapter 18: What are the therapeutic outcomes for antiepileptic medications? What is patient teaching for someone...
Chapter 18: What are the therapeutic outcomes for antiepileptic medications? What is patient teaching for someone on Dilantin? Chapter 19: When is it appropriate to administer opiate agonist such as morphine? What are serious side effects of opioid agonists and what are appropriate nursing actions?
How soon a nurse needs to check on a patient receiving parenteral pain medication? Chapter 2: What are common signs...
How soon a nurse needs to check on a patient receiving parenteral pain medication? Chapter 2: What are common signs and symptoms of allergic reactions and what are nursing actions? What are peak and trough and what are they measured for? What is drug compatibility? What diseases affect metabolism? What is the fastest absorption route? What is a teratogen? What medications can be broken in half (scored pill, capsule, enteric coated)? What is placebo effect? Why elderly are at increased...
How soon a nurse needs to check on a patient receiving parenteral pain medication? Chapter 2:...
How soon a nurse needs to check on a patient receiving parenteral pain medication? Chapter 2: What are common signs and symptoms o what are nursing actions? What are peak and trough and what are they measured for? What is drug compatibility? What diseases affect metabolism? What is the fastest absorption route? What is a teratogen? What medications can be broken in half (scored pill, capsule enteric coated)? What is placebo effect? Why elderly are at increased risk for drug...
Final exam study guide Chapter 1: What is FDA's role and what legislation authorized it? What...
Final exam study guide Chapter 1: What is FDA's role and what legislation authorized it? What are OTC medications? What are control substance schedules and what is true about each schedule? What is parenteral route? How soon a nurse needs to check on a patient receiving parenteral pain medication? Chapter 2: What are common signs and symptoms of allergic reactions and what are nursing actions? What are peak and trough and what are they measured for? What is drug compatibility?...
28. What is the purpose of administer ing potassium iodide to a patient with chronic lung...
28. What is the purpose of administer ing potassium iodide to a patient with chronic lung disease. 29. What medication is used to treat acute bronchospasm. 30. A patient who is allergic to cephalosporins will also be allergic to 31. Antimicrobial agents are selected on what basis. 32. What is the action of vasoconstrictors. 33. What are antilipemic agents used for. 34. What is the purpose of anticoagulants. 35. What are antihypertensive medications used for. 36. What are thrombolytic agents.
*Chapter 38 & 39: Nursing process & "Patient Teaching Tips Review "Nursing Process" & “Patient teaching,...
*Chapter 38 & 39: Nursing process & "Patient Teaching Tips Review "Nursing Process" & “Patient teaching, tips for this chapter. List at least 10 items below in your own words for: 1) Safe administration of the drug(s); 2) Specific nursing assessment prior to administering the drug(s); 3) Evaluation of patient for therapeutic effect; 4) Evaluation and/or prevention of adverse effects; 5) Actions to take if serious reactions occur; and 6) Patient teaching 1. 4 5. 6 8. 9. 10.
Review “Nursing Process” & “Patient teaching” tips for this chapter. List at least 10 items below...
Review “Nursing Process” & “Patient teaching” tips for this chapter. List at least 10 items below in your own words for: 1) Safe administration of the drug(s); 2) Specific nursing assessment prior to administering the drug(s); 3) Evaluation of patient for therapeutic effect; 4) Evaluation and/or prevention of adverse effects; 5) Actions to take if serious reactions occur; and 6) Patient teaching.
Final Exam Review 1. What type of insulin is used in emergency situation. 1. What is...
Final Exam Review 1. What type of insulin is used in emergency situation. 1. What is the purpose of sedatives 2. Drugs used for inflammation. What is the purpose of hypnotics. 3. 4. What is the level of abuse of schedule IV drug. 5. What is trough. 6. What is peak. 7. Before mixing two medications in a syringe, what should the nurse determine first. 8. History of which disease has the most effect on metabolism. What is the order...
Case Study, Chapter 30, Adrenergic Agonists A patient is experiencing serious ventricular arrhythmias and shock following...
Case Study, Chapter 30, Adrenergic Agonists A patient is experiencing serious ventricular arrhythmias and shock following a heart transplant. The physician has ordered isoproterenol and dopamine to be administered to the patient. (Learning Objectives 2, 4, and 5) What is the therapeutic action for isoproterenol? What are the adverse effects of isoproterenol? What is the therapeutic action for dopamine? What are the adverse effects of dopamine? What are the key nursing implementation considerations for patients receiving an adrenergic agent?
What hypnotics are used for? Chapter 15: What anxiolytics are used for? Chapter 18: What are the therapeutic outcomes for antiepileptic medicati ons? What is patient teaching for someone on Dilantin? Chapter 19 When is it appropriate to administer opiate agonist such as morphine? What are serious side effects of opioid agonists and what are appropriate nursing actions? What are the common side effects of opioid agonists and what is appropriate patient teaching? What are the common signs of aspirin...
Chapter 18: What are the therapeutic outcomes for antiepileptic medications? What is patient teaching for someone on Dilantin? Chapter 19: When is it appropriate to administer opiate agonist such as morphine? What are serious side effects of opioid agonists and what are appropriate nursing actions?
How soon a nurse needs to check on a patient receiving parenteral pain medication? Chapter 2: What are common signs and symptoms of allergic reactions and what are nursing actions? What are peak and trough and what are they measured for? What is drug compatibility? What diseases affect metabolism? What is the fastest absorption route? What is a teratogen? What medications can be broken in half (scored pill, capsule, enteric coated)? What is placebo effect? Why elderly are at increased...
How soon a nurse needs to check on a patient receiving parenteral pain medication? Chapter 2: What are common signs and symptoms o what are nursing actions? What are peak and trough and what are they measured for? What is drug compatibility? What diseases affect metabolism? What is the fastest absorption route? What is a teratogen? What medications can be broken in half (scored pill, capsule enteric coated)? What is placebo effect? Why elderly are at increased risk for drug...
Final exam study guide Chapter 1: What is FDA's role and what legislation authorized it? What are OTC medications? What are control substance schedules and what is true about each schedule? What is parenteral route? How soon a nurse needs to check on a patient receiving parenteral pain medication? Chapter 2: What are common signs and symptoms of allergic reactions and what are nursing actions? What are peak and trough and what are they measured for? What is drug compatibility?...
28. What is the purpose of administer ing potassium iodide to a patient with chronic lung disease. 29. What medication is used to treat acute bronchospasm. 30. A patient who is allergic to cephalosporins will also be allergic to 31. Antimicrobial agents are selected on what basis. 32. What is the action of vasoconstrictors. 33. What are antilipemic agents used for. 34. What is the purpose of anticoagulants. 35. What are antihypertensive medications used for. 36. What are thrombolytic agents.
*Chapter 38 & 39: Nursing process & "Patient Teaching Tips Review "Nursing Process" & “Patient teaching, tips for this chapter. List at least 10 items below in your own words for: 1) Safe administration of the drug(s); 2) Specific nursing assessment prior to administering the drug(s); 3) Evaluation of patient for therapeutic effect; 4) Evaluation and/or prevention of adverse effects; 5) Actions to take if serious reactions occur; and 6) Patient teaching 1. 4 5. 6 8. 9. 10.
Final Exam Review 1. What type of insulin is used in emergency situation. 1. What is the purpose of sedatives 2. Drugs used for inflammation. What is the purpose of hypnotics. 3. 4. What is the level of abuse of schedule IV drug. 5. What is trough. 6. What is peak. 7. Before mixing two medications in a syringe, what should the nurse determine first. 8. History of which disease has the most effect on metabolism. What is the order...
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