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1. Question: antacids containing magnesium need to be used cautiously by clients with: 2. Question: a client with serotonin syndrome- clinical manifestations 3. Question: a client with a new prescription for lithium to treat bipolar disorder - dietary education 4. Question: a client taking metronidazole – education on adverse effect 5. Question: a client exhibiting signs of alcohol withdrawal- medications expected to be prescribed 6. Question: administering timolol eye drops to a client w...

Prepare: Antibiotics Starting Antibiotics. • Which of the following actions is important before starting an antibiotic? Beta-lactamase • What is beta-lactamase? Broad Spectrum • Which of the following accurately describes a broad spectrum antibiotic? Self Check: Starting Antibiotics • An antibiotic is started based on which of the following factors? Select all that apply. Self Check: Penicillin Resistance • Which of the following causes penicillin resistance? Self Chec...

Prepare: CNS Depressants CNS Depressants Subclass of CNS Depressants Black Box Warning • Benzodiazepines carry a black box warning regarding what? Self-Check: CNS Depressant CNS Depressant • Choose the correct CNS Depressant (sedatives, hypnotics, or sedative-hypnotic) based on the degree to which it causes the inhibition of nerve impulses in the CNS. Self-Check: Sedative-hypnotics Sedative-hypnotics • Sedative-hypnotics, the group of CNS depressants that have either a sedati...

Prepare: Acid-Controlling Drugs Stomach Areas • Identify the areas of the stomach. Gastric Glands • Match the gastric gland cell with its function. Parietal Cells • Which receptors in the stomach are responsible for stimulating the secretion of acid from the parietal cells? Select all that apply. Self-Check: Stomach Acid Gastric Hyperacidity • Gastric hyperacidity is the over production of stomach acid. Stomach Acid • The pH of stomach acid is 1-4. Self-Check: Hyperacid...

Prepare: Coagulation Modifiers Coagulation Modifiers • Coagulation modifiers are a group of medications that both promote and prevent clot formation as well as lysing a preformed clot and reversing the action of anticoagulants. Warfarin • Warfarin is an anticoagulant medication whose mechanism of action is to prevent clot formation by inhibiting particular clotting factors. Coagulation Modifier Drugs • Coagulation modifier drugs is a class of medication that includes medications? ...