A client arrives to the Emergency Department with a headache, nose bleed, and generally not feeling well. The paramedics have found the client’s blood pressure to have consistent readings of approximately 210s/110s. The physician orders nitroprusside (Nitropress), a vasodilator. What is the action of a vasodilator?

A client with glaucoma is being treated with timolol ophthalmic (Timoptic) drops. Which of the following assessment findings should be reported to the provider prior to administering this medication?

When experiencing an acute attack of angina, a client with a prescription for nitroglycerin tablets should:

A client has been prescribed a Beta-2-receptor agonist by the care provider. What diagnosis may indicate the need for Beta-2-receptor stimulation?

A nurse is collecting data on a client who has right-sided heart failure. Which of the following findings should the nurse expect?

The nurse should assess a client taking a drug with anticholinergic properties for inhibited function of which system or structure?

Your patient on a diuretic to manage hypertension has been experiencing difficulty with low potassium as a result of this medication. The physician decides to switch him to which diuretic medication to manage this problem?

An example of a cardiac glycoside is ___________?

The nurse is educating a client recently prescribed scopolamine for motion sickness. What potential adverse effect would the nurse include in the teaching?

MD writes an order for Acetaminophen 160 mg by mouth as needed every 6 hours for pain for a child. Pharmacy dispenses the nurse with 80 mg per ml. How many ml will the nurse administer per dose?