Exam 3 MS
Terms in this set (20)
A nurse is assessing a client who is 24 Report of muscle spams
hr postoperative following an above-
the-elbow amputation. Which of the
following findings should the nurse
identify as the priority?
, A nurse is reviewing the medical record Aspirin
of a client who has a prescription for
probenecid to treat gout. The nurse Aspirin can decrease the effectiveness of probenecid.
should identify that which of the The nurse should caution the client to avoid interaction
following medications can interact with between probenecid and salicylate medications.
probenecid?
A nurse is discussing the plan of care "Your provider might prescribe a central catheter line
with a client who has osteomyelitis of for long-term antibiotic therapy."
an open wound on his heel. Which of
the following information should the Osteomyelitis is an acute or chronic bone infection. The
nurse include? client will require weeks to months of IV antibiotic
therapy for treatment. Therefore, the nurse should
discuss the need for long-term IV access for antibiotic
therapy.
Terms in this set (20)
A nurse is assessing a client who is 24 Report of muscle spams
hr postoperative following an above-
the-elbow amputation. Which of the
following findings should the nurse
identify as the priority?
, A nurse is reviewing the medical record Aspirin
of a client who has a prescription for
probenecid to treat gout. The nurse Aspirin can decrease the effectiveness of probenecid.
should identify that which of the The nurse should caution the client to avoid interaction
following medications can interact with between probenecid and salicylate medications.
probenecid?
A nurse is discussing the plan of care "Your provider might prescribe a central catheter line
with a client who has osteomyelitis of for long-term antibiotic therapy."
an open wound on his heel. Which of
the following information should the Osteomyelitis is an acute or chronic bone infection. The
nurse include? client will require weeks to months of IV antibiotic
therapy for treatment. Therefore, the nurse should
discuss the need for long-term IV access for antibiotic
therapy.
