A nurse is teaching a client about a new prescription for trimethoprim-sulfamethoxazole (TMP-SMZ). Which side effect should the nurse teach the client to be aware of?

Medications such as NSAID’s (ibuprofen) can be irritating to the stomach lining. To avoid GI distress what can the nurse instruct the client to implement when taking these medications?

The nurse is taking care of 5 clients in the emergency department.  Which clients would be the best candidates for receiving Atropine?  (Select all that apply.)

A client is receiving bethanechol. The nurse realizes that the action of this drug is to treat which condition?

The practical nurse is looking for a medication that will affect several Autonomic Nervous System Receptors. What name is given to medications that affect various types of receptors? 

Choose the factors that are thought to increase your basal metabolic rate (choose all that apply).

Which statement best describes the mechanics of milk supply in a lactating mother? 

What is special about calcium during pregnancy and lactation? 

Describe two eating behaviors and/or food habits typically seen in a) preschoolers and b) adolescents. Note how parents may apply the Division of Responsibility to support healthy eating habits in a) preschoolers and b) adolescents. 

The “Intuitive Eating” approach encourages people to imagine a [BLANK-1] in their stomachs and to stop eating when they feel [BLANK-2] versus when they feel completely [BLANK-3]. Intuitive eating relies on [BLANK-4] signs of [BLANK-5] and [BLANK-6] instead of following [BLANK-7] triggers to eat such as [BLANK-8], [BLANK-9] or [BLANK-10]. Another term for “intuitive eating” is [BLANK-11].