Which factors can influence a patient’s response to a drug?

A female patient’s lab results show a creatinine level of 1.9 mg/dL and an eGFR of 45 mL/min. Based on the sources, what is the most likely clinical decision regarding the administration of IV contrast?

Which of the following scenarios best demonstrates appropriate application of the 8 Rights of Medication Administration when a discrepancy is identified?A radiation therapist prepares to administer an antiemetic prior to treatment. The medication label matches the order, the dose is correct, and the route is appropriate. However, the patient states she has never taken this medication before and was told she would not receive any new drugs today. The therapist verifies the patient’s identity and proceeds because the electronic order is active.

How does extravasation differ from infiltration?

Approximately 70% of intravenously administered contrast media is cleared from the bloodstream within:

According to the textbook, after skin preparation and vein stabilization, place the following venipuncture steps in correct order:I. Release the tourniquetII. Advance the catheter fully into the veinIII. Puncture the vein

The normal adult BUN range is approximately:

When setting up a gravity-driven IV infusion, at what height should the bag be placed?

During a CT simulation with contrast, a patient develops dyspnea, chest pain, and severe edema. How should this reaction be classified and managed?

Which of the following correctly lists the four processes of pharmacokinetics in order?