A client is receiving propofol for procedural sedation. The medication depresses the central nervous system and can reduce respiratory drive. Which assessment is the priority?

Which medication suppresses postprandial glucagon?

A client is exposed to organophosphate insecticide poisoning, resulting in excessive acetylcholine activity. The client is treated with atropine. What is the purpose of this medication?

A client with a seizure disorder is prescribed phenobarbital. Which finding requires immediate follow-up?

A client with Addison disease is prescribed fludrocortisone. Which outcome indicates the medication is effective?

A client receiving diazepam for seizures becomes increasingly lethargic. What is the nurse’s priority action?

A client receiving propofol becomes hypotensive and has decreased respirations. What is the nurse’s priority action?

Which medications increase the risk for hypoglycemia? Select all that apply.

A client with hyperthyroidism taking propylthiouracil reports feeling better overall but now complains of a sore throat and fever for 2 days. Which finding requires immediate follow-up?

A client receiving levodopa-carbidopa develops nausea and hypotension. What is the nurse’s priority interpretation?