Advanced Pharm Progress test 2 100%

Question text A 16­year­old adolescent is 6 weeks pregnant. The pregnancy has exacerbated her acne. She asks her CNM if she can resume taking her isotretinoin (Accutane) prescription, a category X drug, prescribed by her dermatologist. What is the most appropriate response by the CNM: Select one: a. “Since you have a prescription for Accutane, it is safe to resume using it.” b. “You should consult with your dermatology provider at your next visit.” c. “Accutane is known to cause birth defects and should never be taken during pregnancy.” d. “You should reduce the Accutane dosage by half during pregnancy.” Feedback Your answer is correct. The correct answer is: “Accutane is known to cause birth defects and should never be taken during pregnancy.” Question 2 Correct Mark 1.00 out of 1.00 Flag question Question text To reduce the effect of a prescribed medication on the infant of a breastfeeding mother, how should the CNM teach the mother to take the medication? Select one: a. Immediately after breastfeeding b. Immediately before the next feeding c. In divided doses at regular intervals around the clock d. At night