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The nurse is preparing education for a client that will receive anesthesia for a surgical
procedure. Which statement should the nurse include in the​teaching?
A. ​"An intravenous agent will initially administer to induce sleep followed by an
inhaled​agent."
B. ​"Usually all that is required is an intravenous agent to induce​sleep."
C. ​"An inhaled agent is used to induce​sleep, followed by an intravenous agent for​
relaxation."
D. ​"If the inhaled agent is​ineffective, an intravenous agent will be​administered."


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, A
Intravenous agents are usually administered initially because they act within
a few seconds. After the client loses​consciousness, inhaled agents are
administered to maintain the effects of the anesthesia.




A client asks the nurse about bipolar disorder. Which response should the nurse​
provide?
A. ​"Bipolar disorder is a type of depression that includes attention deficit disorder​
symptoms."
B. "​ Bipolar disorder is just another type of​depression, except the depression occurs in​
cycles."
C. ​"Bipolar disorder just means that the mood alternates with the​seasons, and
becomes worse in the​winter."
D. "​ Bipolar disorder means you have cycles of depression as well as​hyperactivity, or​
mania."


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D
Clients with bipolar disorder may shift from emotions of extreme
depression to extreme rage and agitation. Mania may include​grandiosity,
decreased need for​sleep, pressured​speech, racing​thoughts, buying​
sprees, and sexual indiscretions.




A client is prescribed prazosin​(Minipress). Which information should the nurse include
in the client​education?
A. Instruct the client to not take tub baths.
B. Instruct the client to wear sunglasses when outdoors
C. Instruct the client to decrease his intake of sodium.
D. Instruct the client to not take OTC herbal preparations containing saw palmetto.


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, D
A hypotensive response may occur when saw palmetto is taken
concurrently.




A client presents to the emergency department suspected of overdosing on
lorazepam​(Ativan). Which prescription should the nurse prepare to​administer?
A. Pralidoxime​(Protopam)
B. Flumazenil​(Romazicon)
C. Nalmefene​(Revex)
D. Naloxone​(Narcan)


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B
Should an overdose of benzodiazepines​occur, flumazenil​(Romazicon) is a
specific benzodiazepine receptor antagonist that can be administered to
reverse central nervous system​(CNS) depression.




The nurse is preparing to educate a client on prescribed antiepileptic drug​(AED).
Which information should the nurse include in the​teaching? Select all that apply.
A. The prescription should be taken at the same time every day.
B. When a dose of the prescription is missed take both doses together when the next
does is due.
C. Take an additional dose of the prescription if experiencing a seizure aura.
D. When experiencing side effects skip the next dose of the prescription.
E. Avoid the use of dietary supplements containing kava while taking the prescription.


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, A, E
Stable blood levels of prescription are important in the control of seizure​
activity, therefore, the prescription should be taken at the same time daily.
Kava interferes with many​AEDs, often adding to their sedative effects.




Which prescription should the nurse recognize would most benefit a client
experiencing periods of mania and​depression?
A. Carbamazepine​(Tegretol)
B. Methylphenidate​(Ritalin)
C. Atomoxetine​(Strattera)
D. Amitriptyline​(Elavil)


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A
Antiseizure drugs such as carbamazepine​(Tegretol) are often used in the
treatment of bipolar disorder.




A nurse is teaching a client who has a new prescription for allopurinol. Which of the
following instructions should the nurse include?
A. Avoid driving or activities that require mental alertness.
B. Avoid crushing the tablets.
C. Limit fluid intake during therapy.
D. Limit potassium while taking allopurinol.


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A

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