olympics 5 Flashcards

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what effect will occur if a patient being treated with naltrexone ( Revia ) for substance abuse ingest opioids or alcohol

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An absence of the High associated with drugs

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A nursing student asked a nurse what the NMBER system that rates dietary supplment means . the nurse responds that it is

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Helps consumers evaluate the safety and efficacy of products

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which patient assessment will the nurse expect ro observe when a patient has ingested alcohol while on disulfiram (Antabuse)

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Severe vomiting

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A patient you are caring for has been started on niacin as part of a regimen to reduce hyperlipidemia. Which unpleasant side effects of niacin should you teach this patient to expect?

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Skin warmth and flushing

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A nurse is screening a patient being admitted to the hospital. The patient reports being fired for drinking at work. On further questioning, the patient reveals a history of daily alcohol consumption of more than a six-pack of beer each day, regular morning drinking, and several unsuccessful attempts to stop drinking. The nurse detects alcohol on the patient’s breath. The nurse will inform the provider of these findings and request an order for which medication?

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Chlordiazepoxide [ librium ]

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a patient with severe upper respiratory infection tells you she is taking mega dose of vitamin C to help her get rid of the infection quicker . what is your best response

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Taking high doeses of vitamin C is not effective because it is excreted quickly

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a newly pregnant patient is taking oral vitamin a to encourage embryo growth . what would you include in your teaching planner this patient

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take only the amount prescribed high doeses can cause birth defects

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You are caring for a patient with a suspected vitamin B2 (riboflavin)
deficiency. What symptoms would you expect to see in this patient? (Select all that apply.)

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Sore throat , burning of the tongue and lips , crack in the corners of the mouth

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a nurse working the night shift suspect that a colleague is abusing alcohol which action by the nurse is most important

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State guidelines may mandate to report substance abuse

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A patient going on vacation asks the nurse what she can give to her 3 year old child who becomes car sick. Which response(s) would be accurate?
(Select all that apolv.)

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“Positioning techniques such as placing the child facing forward and blocking out scenery through the side windows can be helpful.”, “I would check with the pharmacist regarding over the counter products available for voung children.”

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Which patient would be the most likely to develop a vitamin B12 Deficiency

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a patient who is on a vegetarian diet

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You are taking a diet history from a patient who has a vitamin B2 deficiency from pernicious anemia. Which of the following foods demonstrates understanding of an appropriate dietary choice for this patient? (Select all that apply.)

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Fermented cheeses such as Camembert, Organ meats, such as liver or kidneys, Shellfish, such as clams or scallops, Nonfat milk

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you are teaching a patient with a dietary deficiency of riboflavin wabout food that contains riboflavin that should be part of the patients diet .w which of the following foods is recommended

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dairy products

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what information is important to include when teaching a patient about giving OTC drugs to children

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Do not give drugs contain alcohol to children

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A patient who wants to quit smoking has a prescription for varenicline [Chantix], which will be used with a nicotine patch. The patient asks the nurse why the varenicline is necessary. Which statement by the nurse is correct?

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the drug blocks nicotine access to [pleasure receptors

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the nurse is caring for a 27 year old patient taking a cannabinoid during chemotherapy. which consideration will the nurse take into account

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antihistamines may potentiate effects

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which theory views addiction as a maladaptive habit that can be examined he same way as other habits

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Behavior therapy

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a patient express concerns about motion sickness . Which medication is most effective in preventing motion sickness

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anticholinergics

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what condition is occurring when a patient experiences nausea immediately on entering the clinic to receive another course of chemotherapy

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Anticipatory nausea and vomiting

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the nurse is administering medication to various patients during morning medication pass . the patient at the lowest risk of having an adverse reaction is the patient receiving

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Dexamethasone

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A patient admitted 48 hours ago has a diagnosis of gastrointestinal (Gl) bleeding and is receiving IV hydration and transfusions. When making rounds, the nurse observes the patient to be having a tonic clonic seizure.
What may be the cause of the seizure?

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alcohol withdrawal

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21
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which statement about dietary supplement is true

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Dietary supplements have not been tested for safety or efficacy

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what is the role of the chemoreceptor trigger zone in vomiting

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Activates the vomit center (VC) to induce vomiting,
Samples blood and spinal fluid for potentially toxic substances

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what claim may be made by manufactures f dietary supplements (SATA)

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Energizes and rejuvenates , promotes pulmonay health , reduce stress

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You are evaluating a patient’s understanding of a newly prescribed drug regimen for the prevention of heart disease. Which response made by the patient demonstrates understanding of the drug regimen?

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  • ” will take a daily dose of folic acid and vitamins B. and B12.
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you are teaching a patient about taking OTC drugs which important . safety info should you include in your teaching plan

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OTC drugs often interact with other drugs , and with food or alcohol

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a patient will being taking drugs for hyperlipidemia . the patient asks about using flaxseed supplements to increase fiber. what will the nurse tell this patient

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to take the flaxseed 1 hour before taking the drug

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A patient calls inquiring about herbal treatment of hypercholesterolemia and other nonpharmaceutical measures to lower his cholesterol level. Which important concepts)

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Drink one to four cups of green tea daily., Ingest one fresh clove of garlic daily., Avoid concurrent use of garlic with ginkgo, ginger, feverfew, and ginseng.

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27
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which herb has been used in many cultures to provide relief of nausea associated with pregnancy

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ginger

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27
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the nurse is assessing a patient with nausea and vomiting . which additional autonomic symptoms that often accompany Vomitiing will the nurse observe

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Pallor , sweating and tachycardia

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what patient teaching points should be included in the care of a patient taking iron for the treatment of iron deficiency anemia

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Liquid iron solutions can discolor teeth., Take the iron tablets on an empty stomach., Expect to take iron for a period of 4 to 6 months., Iron supplements can cause the stool to appear dark green or black in color.

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While collecting information on a new patient’s drug history, including the use of over-the-counter (OTC) drugs, the patient asks you why this is important. Which statements are true regarding OTC drugs? (Select all that apply.)

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Patients often neglect to tell healthcare providers about OTC drugs routinely taken., There may be unsafe interactions of OTC drugs with prescription drugs.,
OTC drugs may worsen existing medical problems.

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29
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the nurse would expect to admisnter which drug when treating hypermesis gravid

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Metoclopramide (Reglan)

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What does the biological model theory of substance abuse hypothesize

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The correct answers are: A predisposition to substance abuse based on a hereditary condition, Genetic aberrations that block feelings of well being, resulting in anxiety, anger, low self esteem, and other negative feelings, leaving a craving for a substance that will suppress the bad feelings, That genes may play a role in alteration of metabolic enzyme systems in the body that enhance or detract from pleasurable responses to chemical substances

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30
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a newly pregnant woman placed on folic acid state she does not want to take any drugs during her pregnancy

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folic acid is given to prevent neural tube defects

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31
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which drug overdosage would you expect the vitamin k to be given as an antidote

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warfarin

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a nurse is conducting a smoking cessation class in the community and is discussing he physiologic effects of nicotine . the nurse is correct to teach that thise effects include which of the following

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increased blood pressure vomitting , increased alertness suppression of appetite

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33
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what does a urinalysis that is positive for the drug tested indicate

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it verifies whether the drug is present in the specimen

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a patient asks a nurse how to know whether dietary supplements are safe . the nurse will tell this patient that

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any standards addressing safety merely regulate labeling and manufacturing processes

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a patient admitted to the emergency department with abdominal pain tell the nurse he has been taking kava . which action is the nurse priory t this time

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review live function studies

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34
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what is the rationale for administering acamprosate ( cameral)

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maintenance of sobriety

35
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a patient with desire to stop smoking asks a nurse about nicotine chewing gum [ Nicrorette. the patient currently smokes 30 cigs . which statement by the nurse is correct

A

use the 4 mg strength gum and chew one piece every 2 to 3 hours

36
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a patient in her twenties has frequent UTIS and her prescriber suggest drinking cranberry juice. she ask the nurse how drinking this can help , the nurse will tell her that that cran berry juice

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Prevents bacteria from adhering to the Urinary tract wall

37
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you are caring for a patient who has a family history of cancer . the patient report staking vitamin E daily for cancer prevention , what is your best response

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there is currently no evidence that taking vitamin E will prevent cancer

38
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what is the purpose for the nurse administering metoclopramide [reglan]

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prevent postoperative nausea and vomititng

39
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which herbs although considered generally safe and effective [ in recommended dosages ] by non us . regulatory authorities , should be bodied in patient also taking. pairing ibuprofen, warfarin

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Garlic , ginkgo, feverfew

40
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what must be administered. before glucose infusions for a patient in alcohol withdrawal to prevent wernickie encephalopathy

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thiamine

41
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a patient reports a desire to stop smoking and asks what is avalibel without a prescription to help with smoking cessation . The nurse tells the patient that which method is the best

A

Nicotine replacement and 1-800-QUITNOW

42
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why does the nurse daily weight prior to the administration of antiemetic medication to chemotherapy patients

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weight loss is a common adverse effect associated with chemotherapy , and dosages may need to be readjusted.

43
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the nurse is caring for a 36 year old male patient newly diagnosed with multiple sclerosis (MS) . The patient asked if he can contuse to take echinacea to help boost his immune system . the nurse best response is

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echinacea use is not recommend for patients with autoimmune diseases

44
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what is an advantage of using benzodiazepines as an adjunctive treatment for nausea and vomiting associated with chemotherapy

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the antianxiety effect helps in , addition to reducing the frequency of nausea and vomiting

45
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a patient will begin taking immunosuppressant drugs for rheumatoid arthritis . the nurse will caution this patient to avoid which dietary supplement

A

Echinacea

46
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the nurse is obtaining a history from a patient who discloses daily use od St johns wort in addition to prescription drug . which effect of this dietary supplement would minors concern the nurse

A

it accelerated the metabolism of some drugs

47
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which herbal medicine may improve a patients short term memory loss and cognitive function

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ginkgo biloba extract

48
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why is drug therapy important for the selected causes of nausea and vomiting

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Relieves the distress associated with nausea and vomiting, Prevents aspiration of gastric contents into the lung, Prevents dehydration, Prevents electrolvte imbalances

49
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the spouse of a patient who smokes wonder why anyone would want to engage in such a disgusting habit “

A

Nicotine increases alertness and promotes dopamine release

50
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the recovery room nurse is preparing to assist with the care of severe a ompostoperative patient . which patient would the nurse prioritize care for regarding the potential for postoperative nausea and vomiting ( PONV)

A

A 50 year old woman undergoing a total hysterectomy with general anesthesia

51
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a patient with multiple vitamin deficiencies is prescribed oral vitamin C ar part of a vitamin supplementation treatment. which of the following instructions regarding vitamin C should be given to this patient

A

Keep vitamin C tablets away from heat and light sources

52
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a patient with a chronic malabsorption syndrome has been admitted to the hospital with a severe magnesium deficiency . what complication of magnesium deficiency should you be a alert for

A

ventricular tachycardia

53
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a patient diagnosed with diabetes ,hypertension , chronic obstructive pulmonay disease and angina reports to the nurse that she is taking an aloe juice drink to treat constipation. when assessing this patient for adverse interaction , the nurse will pritotixe

A

Blood glucose monitoring

54
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which of the following drug types is not regulated by the food and drug administration

A

herbal supplements

55
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A high school male athlete reports that he is taking creatine supplements to enhance his athletic performance and bulk up his muscles. Which important teaching points) and/or recommendations) should be made for this supplement? (Select all that apply.)

A

are: Adverse effects may include muscle cramping, dehydration, Gl bloating, and diarrhea., Inform the health care provider of usage, should future nephrotoxic medicines be prescribed., Creatine causes a weight gain of 3 to 6 lb because of water retention., Recommended dosage is 5 to 6 g four times daily for 5 to 7 days, followed by doses of 2 g/day.

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a nursing student asks a nurse to discuss alcoholism and and alcohol use disorder which statement by the nurse is correct

A

alcohol use disorder can occur without the development of tolerance or physical dependence

57
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what is black cohosh used for

A

reducing symptoms of premenstrual syndrome

58
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which symptoms would be consistent with a paradoxical response

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agitation , insomnia

59
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the nurse is assisting with the development of care plan for a patient withdrawing from cocain . what would be the first nursing diagnosis priority for this patient

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high risk for self directed violence

60
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A patient taking a diuretic asks you to suggest potassium-rich foods that can be eaten to supplement potassium loss form the diuretic. What foods would you include in your dietary teaching plan for this patient? (Select all that apply.)

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Nuts, Dried fruits, Citrus fruits, Cantaloupe and watermelon

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a prescriber has ordered nicotine nasal spray for a patient to assist with smoking cessation . which statement ill the nurse include when teaching the patient about the medication

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you should use one spray for each nostril per dose up to 5 times per hour

61
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a patient who is an active alcoholic is admitted to the hospital for surgery . the nurse reviewing orders for this patient would be correct to question post operative medication for this patient

A

acetaminophen

62
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the use of which medication would alert the nurse to educate the patient about using ginkgo blob cautiously

A

Anticoagulatns

62
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a nurse discusses ginger root with a pregnant patient who asks about the risk and benefits of using ginger root to treat morning sickness during pregnancy . which statement by a patient indicated a need for further teaching

A

ginger root can cause decrease my risk of bleeding

62
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What important points) of patient education should be included about disulfiram (Antabuse) therapy? (Select all that apply.)

A

The patient should return for liver function tests in 10 to 14 davs following initiation of therapy., Headache, fatigue, and a metallic taste are common adverse effects that usually resolve., Avoid alcohol ingestion to prevent a reaction., Carefully read all labels for possible alcohol content, including perfumes, and over the counter (OTC) medications such as cough syrups.

63
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a patient is brought to the emergency department after a motor vehicle accident . the patient speech is slurred . the nurse notes the smell of alcohol on the patient breaths and observes hand remora . the patient blood alcohol level

A

provide mechanical ventilation and oxygen

64
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a pregnant patient in labor tells the nurse that she is afraid may have harmed her fetus by consuming alcohol what is an approaptie response by the nurse

A

ask the patient how much alcohol she consumed. and at which stage of her pregnancy

65
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a nurse is discussing alcohol abuse with a group of nursing student , one student asks whether alcohol consumption has any beneficial effects , the nurse replies that in moderate amount alcohol

A

may protect against dementia

66
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a patient who has undergone treatment for alcoholism several times , with relapse occurring shortly after each treatment ,has jut completed detoxification . the patient request a medication to help maintain abstinence . which frug will the nurse expect the provider to prescribe

A

Naltrexone [ReVia]

67
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what is St johns wort used to treat

A

depression

68
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a patient asks a nurse about the effects of chronic alcohol use on the heart. The nurse best response would be which statement

A

long term alcohol use can damage the heart and cause heart failure

69
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The teaching plan for a patient with vitamin B6 deficiency includes eating foods high in vitamin B6 (pyridoxine). Which foods would you recommend the patient include in his/her diet? (Select all that apply.)

A

Eggs, Liver, Soybeans, Whole grain breads

69
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which herb is used to stimulate the innate immune system

A

Echinacea

70
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a nurse ir performing a. preoperative drug history on a patient is admitted to the hospital for surgery . To evaluate the risk of hemorrhage , the nurse will ask the patient about antiplatelt and anticoagulant ,medication as well as which dietary supplement

A

Gingko biloba

71
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which of the following repent the effect oc calcium on the body (SATA)

A

Calcium can limit the absorption of iron and other trace elements., Calcium can cause constipation and reduce kidney function. Calcium may prevent bone loss in older men., Calcium can reduce kidney function.

72
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an alcoholic patient spouse asks a nurse about revery from chronic alcoholism . the patient is confused and has abnormal eye movements and nystagmus ..which statement by the nurse is correct

A

these symptoms can be reversed with vitamin therapy and good nutrition

73
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a health professional colleague is suspected of having a substance abuse problem because of the person frequent absenteeism , mood swings when at work diminished alertness and poor patientt care ( SATA )

A

document specific examples of inappropriate actions submit a confidential report to an appropriate supervisor

73
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a patient has competed substance abuse treatment for alcoholism . what will assign in long term goal attainment and promote abstained (SATA)

A

Naltrexone therapy , regular contact with his program sponsor . following the 12 step program of AA

74
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the nurse is transcribing an oder for disulfiram on a patient in alcohol rehabilitation . When planning the time of day to administer this medication the nurse will domucemtn that disylfirma be given

A

at bedtime

74
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a patient tells a. nurse that she drinks wine for its cardio protective effects . she wants to know how much is sage . then ruse is correct in telling her that

A

cardioportcetive effect re greatest in people who live in an unhealthy lifestyle

75
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a prepared child birth nurse educator is discussing potential discomfort during pregnancy with a group of women. when relaying information about nausea and vomiting the , nurd will include which statement ( SATA )

A

vomitint during pregnancy is more common

76
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a patient has been admitted for suspected vitamin A overdose what symptoms would you expect the patient to exhibit

A

yellowing of the skin o. the nose ears

77
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which effect can be attributed to green ea ( SATA)

A

Lower cholesterol , lower triglyrcireds and LDLS , raises HDLS

78
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a patient who is an alcoholic is prescribed disulfiram [ Antabuse] to help prevent relapse and the. nurse provides teaching about the use of this drug . which stamtent by the patient indicated understanding of the teaching

A

I should be avoid shaving lotion and mouthwash that contain even small amounts of alcohol

79
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for which condition would you expect the health care provider to prescribe iron supplementation

A

Anemia

79
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a patient is admitted into a substance abuse treatment center and is withdrawing from alcohol . which estaminet made by the patient family member shows a need for further education

A

withdrawal symptoms will improved within 24 hours

80
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the nurse at a heath care cline is education a patient regarding the use of supplement of ginseng . what info should be conveyed by the nurse ( SATA )

A

Ginseng may be affected blood coagulation

81
Q

aloe gel for topical use has been marketed to treat Koch conditions

A

Sunburn, spores .pain and inflammation , itching

81
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a nurse is provided education to a group of college students about the long term effects of alcohol which statement bt a student indicated understanding of the teaching

A

even small amounts of alcohol are related ti the development of certain cancer

81
Q

which psychological traits are linked to substance abuse

A

dependent personality , depression . anxiety

82
Q

clonidine ( catapres ) os used in train which opiod withdrawal symptoms (SATA)

A

Tremors , agitation , sweating

82
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what will the nurse instruct the patient who are on daily disulfiram Antabuse to avoid

A

alcohol

83
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A