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NUR 211 Module 1 Peer PostsNUR 211 Module 1 Peer Posts TRINEESA BROWN Tuesday May 8 at 6:14pm Trineesa Brown Nur211 M1D1 Initial Discussion Post: The nurse establishes a NANDA-I nursing diagnosis of Deficient Knowledge related to coronary artery disease. Develop a teaching plan that addresses one of the client’s risk factors for coronary artery disease. The patient’s risk factors for coronary artery disease (CAD) include: Non-modifiable • African American rac...

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NUR211 Exam Oral and Topical Medication LATEST COMPLETE EXAM 2023 1. What should the nurse instruct her patient to do when she or he is administering a buccal medication? a. Hold the medication under the tongue. b. Swallow the medication after 30 seconds. c. Chew the medication before swallowing. d. Hold the medication against the cheek membranes.: ANS: D Buccal medication is placed between the upper or lower molar teeth and the cheek area and is allowed to dissolve. The sublingual ro...

NU211 NUR2115 Section 02 Fundamentals Of Professional Nursing Final Exam. Which characteristics of the stages of infection indicate the full stage of infection? a. It is the interval between the pathogen’s invasion of the body and the appearance of symptoms of infection. b. Specific signs and symptoms are present. c. The organisms are growing and multiplying. d. Early signs and symptoms of disease are present, but these are often vague and nonspecific.  Question 2 1 out of 1 points...

NUR211 Exam Oral and Topical Medication 2023 Graded A What should the nurse instruct her patient to do when she or he is administering a buccal medication? a. Hold the medication under the tongue. b. Swallow the medication after 30 seconds. c. Chew the medication before swallowing. d. Hold the medication against the cheek membranes. ANS: D Buccal medication is placed between the upper or lower molar teeth and the cheek area and is allowed to dissolve. The sublingual route is used to ...

NUR211 Exam Oral and Topical Medication 2023 Graded A What should the nurse instruct her patient to do when she or he is administering a buccal medication? a. Hold the medication under the tongue. b. Swallow the medication after 30 seconds. c. Chew the medication before swallowing. d. Hold the medication against the cheek membranes. ANS: D Buccal medication is placed between the upper or lower molar teeth and the cheek area and is allowed to dissolve. The sublingual route is used to ...

NUR211 Exam Oral and Topical Medication 2023 Graded A What should the nurse instruct her patient to do when she or he is administering a buccal medication? a. Hold the medication under the tongue. b. Swallow the medication after 30 seconds. c. Chew the medication before swallowing. d. Hold the medication against the cheek membranes. ANS: D Buccal medication is placed between the upper or lower molar teeth and the cheek area and is allowed to dissolve. The sublingual route is used to ...

NUR211 Exam Oral and Topical Medication 2023 Graded A What should the nurse instruct her patient to do when she or he is administering a buccal medication? a. Hold the medication under the tongue. b. Swallow the medication after 30 seconds. c. Chew the medication before swallowing. d. Hold the medication against the cheek membranes. ANS: D Buccal medication is placed between the upper or lower molar teeth and the cheek area and is allowed to dissolve. The sublingual route is used to ...

NUR211 Exam Oral and Topical Medication 2023 Graded A What should the nurse instruct her patient to do when she or he is administering a buccal medication? a. Hold the medication under the tongue. b. Swallow the medication after 30 seconds. c. Chew the medication before swallowing. d. Hold the medication against the cheek membranes. - ANS: D Buccal medication is placed between the upper or lower molar teeth and the cheek area and is allowed to dissolve. The sublingual route is used to...