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Davis’s Drug Guide for Nurses®, Eighteenth Edition delivers everything you need to administer medications safely across the lifespan—643 well-organized monographs encompassing hundreds of generic drugs and thousands of trade names. Its nursing-focused Cure & Care’ approach explains what the drug does and describes what the nurse does and how the nursing process relates to the pharmacotherapeutics

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1. The nurse is providing care for a patient scheduled to take acarbose (Precose)25 mg 3times daily with meals. The patient reports feeling sweaty, weak, and tremulous. Which of the following actions by the nurse is best? A. Reassure the patient that these are common side effects with the medication. B. Call the pharmacy to report an adverse drug reaction. C. Check the patient’s blood glucose level. D. Determine if the patient has a history of anemia. ANS: C See Assessment for acarbose...

1. The nurse is providing care for a patient scheduled to take acarbose (Precose)25 mg 3times daily with meals. The patient reports feeling sweaty, weak, and tremulous. Which of the following actions by the nurse is best? A. Reassure the patient that these are common side effects with the medication. B. Call the pharmacy to report an adverse drug reaction. C. Check the patient’s blood glucose level. D. Determine if the patient has a history of anemia. ANS: C See Assessment for acarbose...

Enhance your nursing education with the Test Bank for Davis's Drug Guide for Nurses, 19th Edition, authored by renowned experts Vallerand and Sanoski. This invaluable resource is specifically designed to complement the widely acclaimed Davis's Drug Guide for Nurses, providing a comprehensive assessment tool to evaluate your understanding of pharmacology and drug therapy. **Key Features:** - **Extensive Question Bank:** The test bank includes a vast array of questions that cover all a...

Test Bank For Davis's Drug Guide for Nurses Eighteenth Edition

Test Bank for Davis-s Drug Guide for Nurses, 19th Edition by Vallerand, S

TEST BANK FOR DAVIS'S DRUG GUIDE FOR NURSES 17TH EDITION BY VALLERAND, SANOSKI GRADED A+

Test Bank for Davis-s Drug Guide for Nurses, 19th Edition by Vallerand, S

Davis’s Drug Guide for Nurses®, Eighteenth Edition delivers everything you need to administer medications safely across the lifespan—643 well-organized monographs encompassing hundreds of generic drugs and thousands of trade names. Its nursing-focused Cure & Care’ approach explains what the drug does and describes what the nurse does and how the nursing process relates to the pharmacotherapeutics

Enhance your nursing education with the Test Bank for Davis's Drug Guide for Nurses, 19th Edition, authored by renowned experts Vallerand and Sanoski. This invaluable resource is specifically designed to complement the widely acclaimed Davis's Drug Guide for Nurses, providing a comprehensive assessment tool to evaluate your understanding of pharmacology and drug therapy. **Key Features:** - **Extensive Question Bank:** The test bank includes a vast array of questions that cover all a...

Test Bank For Davis's Drug Guide for Nurses Eighteenth Edition

TEST BANK FOR DAVIS'S DRUG GUIDE FOR NURSES 17TH EDITION BY VALLERAND, SANOSKI GRADED A+

1. The nurse is providing care for a patient scheduled to take acarbose (Precose)25 mg 3times daily with meals. The patient reports feeling sweaty, weak, and tremulous. Which of the following actions by the nurse is best? A. Reassure the patient that these are common side effects with the medication. B. Call the pharmacy to report an adverse drug reaction. C. Check the patient’s blood glucose level. D. Determine if the patient has a history of anemia. ANS: C See Assessment for acarbose...

1. The nurse is providing care for a patient scheduled to take acarbose (Precose)25 mg 3times daily with meals. The patient reports feeling sweaty, weak, and tremulous. Which of the following actions by the nurse is best? A. Reassure the patient that these are common side effects with the medication. B. Call the pharmacy to report an adverse drug reaction. C. Check the patient’s blood glucose level. D. Determine if the patient has a history of anemia. ANS: C See Assessment for acarbose...

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