During a routine assessment, you encounter a patient who reports leaking urine when coughing, laughing, or sneezing. The patient also mentions a sudden and strong urge to urinate many times throughout the day. Which of the following two types of urinary incontinence is this patient most likely experiencing? Select all that apply.

Which schedule of controlled substances typically includes drugs with the highest potential for abuse, no accepted medical use, and severe safety concerns?

Which medication is commonly used in emergency situations to rapidly increase blood glucose levels?

 To reduce the effect of a prescribed medication on the infant of a breastfeeding mother, how should the nurse teach the mother to take the medication? 

The drug Ondansetron is used for which purpose? 

As a nurse caring for a patient with renal failure, you recall from your pathophysiology course that alterations in sodium and water balance occur as the disease progresses. Which specific alteration in renal function further contributes to hypertension?

A catalyst is a substance that speeds up a reaction with out entering into it itself. Biological catalysts are called _____________.

Which of the following can be done to help in the prevention and treatment of GERD (gastroesophageal reflux disease)? Select all that apply.

A patient prescribed spironolactone asks the nurse to assist with food choices that are low in potassium. The nurse would recommend which food choices? Select all that apply.

When describing the possible adverse effects associated with nitroglycerin, what would the nurse include?