A patient has a prescribed medication to be administered before meals. Which notation should the nurse expect to see in the patient’s medication administration record?

The patient is to receive amoxicillin (Moxatag) 500 mg q8h; the medication is dispensed at 250 mg/5 mL. How many teaspoons would the nurse administer for one dose?

Calculate or convert as necessary.32 oz = _____ mL

The physician orders glyburide 10 mg PO BID to help control the client’s blood glucose.  The client’s current capillary blood glucose level is 432 mg/dL.  The nurse enters the medication room to prepare the medication for administration.  In the computerized medication system, she finds the following medications.  Which bottle should the nurse use to administer the medication as ordered and how many tablets are needed?First BottleSecond Bottle

The nurse is noting an order for a medication to be given TID. Which times will the nurse plan to administer the medication to the patient?

Medication errors are the responsibility of:

The following order is written for a 28-year-old patient with asthma: “Triamcinolone acetonide 2 sprays each nostril bid.” The nurse will instruct the patient to take this medication:

A blue ting to the skin, caused by increased CO2. 

Cartilage is also found in areas of the adult skeleton. Match each of the following cartilage types with where you would expect to find it in an adult.

Go to the Instructor_Upload_Area folder and read the file Number.txt into a MATLAB variable. Compute the exponential of each element. Use subplots to create two plots in one figure: (a) the original numbers, (b) their exponential values. Label the axes and add appropriate titles for both subplots.   Type in your Script!