Chapter 1, Problem 13RQ

What are the nursing responsibilities when administering the following drugs? (Give at least 5 nursing responsibilities for each classification.) A. Bonchodilators B. Antitussives C. Expectorants D. Decongestants

A nurse is caring for patients in an isolation ward. In which situations would the nurse appropriately use an alcohol-based handrub to decontaminate the hands? Select all that apply.a. The nurse is providing a bed bath for a patient. b. The nurse has visibly soiled hands after changing the bed-ding of a patient. c. The nurse removes gloves when patient care is completed.d. The nurse is inserting a urinary catheter for a femalepatient.e. The nurse is assisting with a surgical placement of acardiac stent.f. The nurse removes old magazines from a patient’s table.

MATCHING TYPE. Match the phlebotomy materials found in Column A to the Collection Method found in Column B. Column A: Materials 1. Cotton 2. Plain glass tube3. Red top glass tube4. Gauge 23 syringe5. Two-way needle6. Adapter7. Lancet8. Lavender top plastic tube9. Tourniquet10. Micropore Column B: Collection MethodA. Syringe MethodB. Evacuated SystemC. Winged CollectionD. Capillary CollectionE. All of the aboveF. Syringe and Evacuated onlyG. Evacuated and Winged

Which of the following is the purpose of wearing a dressing?  a. To avoid spreading a disease b. To prevent internal bleeding c. To reduce the risk of an infection d. To avoid swelling e. To calm the patient

What is meant by a therapeutic window of a drug? b. Is it beneficial for a drug to have a wide or narrow therapeutic window? Motivate your answer

MATCHING TYPE. Match the phlebotomy materials found in Column A to the Collection Method found in Column B. (10 points) Column B: Collection Method A. Syringe Method B. Evacuated System C. Winged Collection D. Capillary Collection E. All of the Above F. Syringe and Evacuated only G. Evacuated and Winged Column A: Materials 1. Cotton 2. Plain glass tube 3. Red top glass tube 4. Gauge 23 syringe 5. Two-way needle 6. Adapter 7. Lancet 8. Lavender top plastic tube 9. Tourniquet 10. Micropore

Known as clinical pharmacology that deals with the use of drugs in treatment, prevention and diagnosis of diseases a. Pharmacotherapeutics b. Pharmacodynamics c. Pharmacokinetics d. Pharmacology

introduction Background information about the TLC technique ,should include:    a- The phases.    b- The principle of the technique. 2- Basic structure of amino acids. 3- Definition of the Retention Factor (Rf).   aim :

Thirty-six hours after having surgery, a patient has a slightlyelevated body temperature and generalized malaise, as wellas pain and redness at the surgical site. Which intervention ismost important to include in this patient’s nursing care plan?a. Document the findings and continue to monitor the patient.b. Administer antipyretics, as ordered.c. Increase the frequency of assessment to every hour andnotify the patient’s primary care provider.d. Increase the frequency of wound care and contact theprimary care provider for an antibiotic order.