Which of these client’s presents the greatest risk to consider when administering their oral medications to them? 

The nurse know to assess for signs of medication toxicity within older adults because of which physiological change? 

A patient is transitioning from the hospital to the home environment. A home care referral is obtained. What is the priority in relation to safe medication administration for the discharge nurse? 

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When a patient’s immune system is compromised by chronic diseases or certain types of medications, the patient is susceptible to which of the following? 

The infection control nurse is reviewing data for the medical-surgical unit. The nurse notes an increase in infections, following intravenous catheter insertion, and categorizes this type of health care associated infection as ________.

 Most of the fetal blood entering the main pulmonary artery is shunted to the aorta through the _________.

What one set of actions causes the systemic circulation to transition from a low-resistance system to a high-resistance system?

The RT is called to attend a delivery of a term infant. The mother has no prenatal care and reports that her “water broke” several days ago. Immediately following vaginal delivery, the infant was placed on a preheated radiant warmer and dried with warmed towels. The infant was placed in a sniffing position and assessed.  The following data are available at 1 minute of age: Respiratory Rate: 15 bpm Color: Pale, with central cyanosis Response to stimuli: Grimace Muscle tone: Limp Heart rate: 97 beats per minute Which of the following should the RT do first? 

Once preterm labor is diagnosed, what medication should be chosen as tocolytic?