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Pharmacology Made Easy 5.0
Infection Test Questions and
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select 2 adverse effects that the nurse should plan to include when educating the client about their newly prescribed
medications.
a. Elevated liver enzymes
b. red-orange color to the urine
c. hypoglycemia
d. ototoxicity
e. hypertension
when generating solutions, the nurse should plan to educate the client about adverse reactions of hepatotoxicity and
discolored urine.
Isoniazid and rifampin can cause injury to liver cells, and the combination of the two medications increases the risks for
hepatotoxicity.
Rifampin dissolves easily in body fluids, and clients receiving it may experience a change of color in urine, sweat, tears, and
other body fluids to a red-orange color
a. Elevated liver enzymes
b. red-orange color to the urine
click to highlight the findings that indicate to the nurse that the client experiencing adverse reactions to the prescribed
antibiotic medication.
When analyzing cues, the nurse should identify that findings of
1. vertigo
2. headache
3. tinnitus
indicate that the client is experiencing ototoxicity, which is an adverse effect of gentamicin.
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select 2 adverse effects that the nurse should plan to include when educating the client about their newly prescribed
medications.
a. Elevated liver enzymes
b. red-orange color to the urine
c. hypoglycemia
d. ototoxicity
e. hypertension
when generating solutions, the nurse should plan to educate the client about adverse reactions of hepatotoxicity and
discolored urine.
Isoniazid and rifampin can cause injury to liver cells, and the combination of the two medications increases the risks for
hepatotoxicity.
Rifampin dissolves easily in body fluids, and clients receiving it may experience a change of color in urine, sweat, tears, and
other body fluids to a red-orange color
a. Elevated liver enzymes
b. red-orange color to the urine
click to highlight the findings that indicate to the nurse that the client experiencing adverse reactions to the prescribed
antibiotic medication.
When analyzing cues, the nurse should identify that findings of
1. vertigo
2. headache
3. tinnitus
indicate that the client is experiencing ototoxicity, which is an adverse effect of gentamicin.
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