What is the maximum number of doses of sublingual nitroglycerin a client may administer in a 15 minute period? Place only the number in the answer box.  

What are the most important aspects of medications for the student nurse to learn in this course?:  (Select all that apply by putting the letters to the answers in alphabetical order without spaces or punctuation) a.  chemical structure of a drug b.  molecular reactions of drugs c.  assessments needed to administer drugs d.  adverse drug effects e.  therapeutic drug effects

Which of the following has the greatest effect of medication distribution?  

A client with Type 1 Diabetes takes 12 units of regular insulin and 34 units of NPH insulin in the morning.  How does the nurse explain why two different types of insulin are required to control the client’s blood sugar?  

A client is being discharged on warfarin. What should the nurse advise this client?

Which of the following drugs is a potassium sparing diuretic?  

What is the preferred administration site for enoxaparin?

A client with well controlled diabetes mellitus was recently started on the medications listed below.  Elevations in his glucose over the last two days are most likely due to the addition of which medication?:   

A client is taking digoxin.  Which of the following anti-infectives could cause digoxin toxicity?   

Order:  D5NS to run at 50 mL/hr.  Drop factor: 10No pump availableSet the drip rate at:  _________________ drops per minute  (round to nearest whole number)  [l1]