The nurse practitioner diagnoses an 18-month-old patient with acute otitis media. Which antibiotic is considered first-line treatment for this condition assuming the patient has no known drug allergies?

A patient is prescribed tetracycline.  When providing information regarding this drug, the nurse should include what information?

After teaching a client to use a beclomethasone inhaler, what does the client say to indicate that the teaching has been successful?

Which of the following medications is NOT considered to treat an atypical organism? 

As you write a prescription for a child with an otitis media, what are some important teaching aspects to discuss with her mother? Select all that apply.

A patient with type 2 diabetes with oral antidiabetic medication is receiving oral fluconazole (Diflucan) for treatment of chronic tinea cruris (jock itch).  The nurse instructs the patient to monitor blood glucose levels more frequently because of what potential drug effect?

An older adult client who resides in a care facility has been prescribed antihypertensives for the first time following many years of generally good health. When administering the first dose of the prescribed antihypertensive medication to an older adult, the nurse should recognize the related risk to which possible side effect?

As you write Mr. Doe a prescription for hydrochlorathiazide (HCTZ), what are some important teaching aspects to discuss with him? Select all that apply. 

The nurse identified which of the following as a good treatment for Raynaud’s phenomenon?

What health teaching should the nurse provide for a patient receiving diltiazem (Cardizem)?   Select all that apply.