Which of the following puts a patient a risk for a pulmonary embolism?

Hepatitis A is most commonly transmitted via:

Sildenafil (Viagara) and nitroglycerin can be safely taken together.

Neurofibrillary tangles and Amyloid plaques are pathological characteristics associated with Alzheimer’s Disease.

Which skeletal muscle relaxant acts peripherally on the muscle itself (as opposed to working on the central nervous system)?

Brownish colored urine is an adverse effect of which of the following antibiotics?

What can happen if a patient gets an antibiotic-resistant infection? select all that apply

Anticoagulants are called “blood thinners” because they decrease the viscosity of blood.

Depression only affects the younger population (less than 20 years old).

A patient with a cancer diagnosis is receiving epoetin alfa as part of the treatment regimen. How will the nurse best evaluate the effectiveness of the drug?