The Red Blood Cell Count (RBC) is most frequently determined by which method?

Which of the following phosphodiesterase type 5 (PDE5) side effects is considered a medical emergency?

You are the nurse caring for a client who is on TPN (total volume 2400 mL). The order reads for the TPN to run over 24 hours. However, the pump has malfunctioned and you must administer the TPN via gravity. The drop factor tubing is 10 gtt/mL. What is the flow rate (in gtt/min)?

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All of the following are true about an ESR (Erythrocyte Sedimentation Rate, Sed Rate), EXCEPT

A patient comes into the ER with complaints of angioedema. What medication change would the nurse expect the ER physician to make?

What should the nurse teach the patient who takes digoxin (Lanoxin) when conducting discharge teaching?

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A patient with a history of stable angina states that he has recently experienced an increase in the number of attacks, which occur at times when he is walking. What should you suspect?