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Pyloric stenosis tip-projectile vomiting - ANSWERassociate the word "projectile" with the words "pyloric stenosis" or increased intracranial pressure because these are the only two situations in which projectile vomiting occurs. Metoprolol (Lopressor) affects blood pressure. - ANSWERTherefore, the heart rate and blood pressure must be within normal range (HR 60-100; systolic BP over 100) in order to safely administer both medications. focus on the here and now - ANSWERThe correct response focuses on the here and now, which would be the priority. It is also the most patient-centered that gathers assessment data about the client. Two responses are focused on an earlier time. These should be asked next. The other response draws attention to the client's knowledge about the insulin and should be asked last. "What are you physically feeling at this moment?" urinary incontinence - ANSWERAntihistamines, antidepressants and tranquilizers can aggravate urinary incontinence Potassium iodide - ANSWERPotassium iodide drops should be mixed with water, fruit juice, milk, broth or even formula; the client can use a straw to drink the mixture. To minimize gastrointestinal irritation, it can be given after meals or with food. The medication is used preoperatively, 10 to 14 days before surgery, to reduce the size and vascularity of the thyroid gland.