Pharm exam 5 nclex
The nurse caring for a client who is taking an aminoglycoside should monitor the client for which adverse effects of the medication? Select all that apply a) seizures b) ototoxicity c) renal toxicity d) dysrhythmias e) hepatotoxicity
B, C, D
Ketoconazole is prescribed for a client with a diagnosis of candidiasis. Which interventions should the nurse include when administering this medication? Select all that apply. 1) restrict fluid intake 2) monitor liver function studies 3) instruct the client to avoid alcohol 4) administer the med with an antacid 5) instruct the client to avoid sun exposure 6) administer the med on empty stomach
2, 3, 5
The nurse is caring for a client who has been taking a sulfonamide and should monitor for signs and symptoms of which adverse effects of the medication? Select all that apply 1) ototoxicity 2) palpitations 3) nephrotoxicity 4) bone marrow suppression 5) GI effects 6) increased WBC count
3, 4, 5
A client has a prescription for ketoconazole. Which instruction should the nurse include in the client's teaching plan? a) avoid exposure to sunlight b) take the medication with an antacid c) take the medication on an empty stomach d) limit alcohol consumption to 2 oz per day
A
A client has been given a prescription for sulfasalazine. Which allergy should the nurse assess for in the client prior to administration? a) sulfonamides or salicylates b) salicylates or acetaminophen c) shellfish or calcium channel blockers d) histamine receptor antagonist or beta blockers
A
A client is diagnosed with herpes type 1. The Dr prescribes a topical medication for treatment. The nurse anticipates that which med will be prescribed? a) acyclovir b) salicylic acid c) gentamicin sulfate d) mupirocin calcium
A
A client is receiving acyclovir by the intravenous (IV) route for treatment of cytomegalovirus (CMV) infection. After reconstituting the powder dispensed by the pharmacy, the nurse should administer this medication via which method? A) slow IV infusion over 1 hours b) rapid bolus over 5 minutes c) continuous IV infusion over 24 hours d) continuous IV infusion over 12 hours
A
A client receiving a dose of IV vanco begins to experience chills, tachycardia, syncope, and flushing of the face and trunk. What is the nurse's best interpretation of these findings? a) the med is infusing too rapidly b) the client is allergic to the med c) the client is experiencing upper airway obstruction d) the med has interacted with another med the client is receiving
A
A client seen in the health care clinic is diagnosed with syphilis, and the primary health care provider prescribes an intramuscular injection of penicillin G benzathine. After administering the intramuscular injection of medication, the nurse should perform which action? A) monitor the client for 30 minutes b) encourage the client to ambulate c) administer subQ epi d) apply topical anesthetic spray to the injection site
A
A client who is HIV positive has been taking stavudine. The nurse should monitor which most closely while the client is taking this medication? a) gait b) appetite c) LOC d) GI function
A
A client with a urinary tract infection is receiving ciprofloxacin by the intravenous (IV) route. The nurse appropriately administers the medication by performing which action? A) infusing slowly over 60 minutes b) infusing in a light protective bag c) infusing only through a central line d) infusing rapidly as a direct IV push medication
A
A client with acute pyelonephritis who was started on antibiotic therapy 24 hours earlier is still complaining of burning with urination. The nurse should anticipate that the Dr will prescribe which medication? a) phenazopyridine b) oxybutynin chloride c) bethanechol chloride d) propantheline bromide
A
A pediatric nurse has obtained ribavirin in powder form from the pharmacy to administer to a child with respiratory syncytial virus (RSV) infection. After preparing the medication, the nurse should administer it by which route? A) inhalation b) IV c) subQ d) oral in formula
A
Abacavir has been prescribed for a client, who asks the nurse about the side effects of the medication. What should the nurse tell the client is a frequent side effect of this medication? a) nausea b) sleepiness c) constipation d) increased appetite
A
Ketoconazole is prescribed for an assigned client. The nurse prepares to administer the med by which method? a) with food b) with an antacid c) with 8 oz of water d) on an empty stomach
A
Laboratory analysis of a urine sample for culture and sensitivity reveals a bacterial infection, and the client is diagnosed with cystitis. Nitrofurantoin is prescribed for the client. Which is the prioritynursing assessment before administering this medication? a) checking lung sounds b) checking the blood pressure c) checking the apical heart rate d) checking the bowel sounds in all 4 quadrants
A
Levofloxacin is prescribed for a client. While teaching the client about the medication, what should the nurse tell the client to take the medication with? A) water b) an antacid c) a zinc preparation d) an iron supplement
A
The home health nurse is visiting a client who has been started on therapy with clotrimazole. The nurse should monitor which item to monitor the effectiveness of this medication at each visit? a) rash b) fever c) pain relief d) sore throat
A
The nurse is caring for a client with a diagnosis of Chlamydia. Because the client has a history of noncompliance with medication administration, the primary health care provider prescribes azithromycin. When educating the client about azithromycin, the nurse should make which statement? a) one dose of this medication will be needed b) this medication is given only every 72 hours c) you will need to take this medication every 6 hours d) you will need to return tomorrow for your second dose
A
The nurse is teaching a client who is beginning antiviral therapy for influenza. Which statement by the client indicates an understanding of the instructions? a) I must take the med exactly as prescribed
A
The nurse receives a call from a client concerned about eliminating a brown colored urine after taking nitrofurantoin for a UTI. The nurse should make which appropriate response? a) continue taking the medication, the brown urine occurs and is not harmful b) take magnesium hydroxide with your medication to lighten the urine color c) discontinue taking the medication and make an appointment for a urine culture d) decrease your medication to half the dose, because your urine is too concentrated
A
The nurse is presenting information on treatment of influenza and the use of oseltamivir. The nurse should provide which information on the use of oseltamivir? SATA a) the incidence of flu complications is reduced b) oseltamivir is effective for al types of influenza c) dosing must begin within 2 days after symptom onset d) no interactions with other meds have been reported e) it is best to begin dosing within the first 12 hours after symptom onset f) oseltamivir is highly toxic to the liver, and liver function studies are needed
A, B, C, D, E
A 2 year old with pneumocytitis pneumonia is to begin treatment with highly active antiretroviral therapy. The nurse anticipates that the primary health care provider will prescribe which combo? a) one immunoglobulin and one nucleoside analogue b) two nucleoside analogues and one protease inhibitor c) two protease inhibitors and one broad spectrum antibiotic d) one nucleoside reverse transcriptase inhibitor and one non nucleoside reverse transcriptase inhibitor
B
A PHCP has just prescribed foscarnet to be given IV. The nurse should obtain which piece of equipment to administer this med? a) a glass bottle b) an infusion pump c) a micro drip tubing set d) special manufacture's tubing
B
A child with human immunodeficiency virus (HIV) infection is receiving zidovudine. Which finding indicates to the nurse that the child may be experiencing an adverse effect from the medication? A) the child complains of pain in his lower legs b) the child's skin is pale and he is feeling tired c) the child has some swelling in the hands and around the ankles d) the child is clinging to his parents and won't allow them to leave
B
A client has been taking isoniazid for 2 months. The client complains to the nurse about numbness, paresthesias, and tingling in the extremities. The nurse interprets that the client is experiencing which problem? a) hypercalcemia b) peripheral neuritis c) small blood vessel spasm d) impaired peripheral circulation
B
A client is prescribed sulfamethoxazole for a UTI. Identification of which other med noted on the client's medical record requires further collaboration with the PHCP? a) insulin b) phenytoin c) metoprolol d) propranolol
B
A client is receiving amoxicillin orally every 8 hours. Which finding would indicate to the nurse that the client is experiencing a frequent minor side effect related to this medication? a) fever b) vaginal drainage c) severe watery diarrhea d) severe abdominal cramps
B
A client is receiving amphotericin B by the IV route. During ongoing therapy with this med, the nurse should most closely assess the client for which finding that indicates a complication? a) decreased pulse b) decreased urine output c) decreased body temperature d) decreased BUN
B
A client is receiving amphotericin B by the intravenous (IV) route. The nurse determines that the client is having an adverse effect to the medication if which laboratory study result is noted? A) elevated platelet count b) elevated serum creatinine c) low WBC count d) lowered hemoglobin and hematocrit
B
A client is receiving levofloxacin for treatment of UTI. Which finding warrants an immediate call to the PHCP? a) client complaint of constipation b) prolonged QT interval on electrocardiogram c) client will not take the levofloxacin without food d) client's culture shows staph
B
A client is receiving zalcitabine. The nurse should monitor the results of which study to determine the effectiveness of this medication? a) western blot b) CD4 cell count c) ELISA d) CBC
B
A client is to begin a 6 month course of therapy with isoniazid. The nurse should plan to teach the client to take which action? a) use alcohol in small amounts only b) report yellow eyes or skin immediately c) increase intake of Swiss or aged cheeses d) avoid vitamin supplements during therapy
B
A client who is positive for HIV has been taking stavudine. The nurse assesses which most closely while the client is taking this medication? a) appetite b) presence of paresthesia c) GI function d) LOC
B
A client with a RTI is receiving IV tobramycin sulfate. The nurse should assess for which adverse effect of this medication? a) nausea b) vertigo c) vomiting d) hypotension
B
A client with a urinary tract infection (UTI) has been prescribed ciprofloxacin. The nurse notes that the client also has a prescription for theophylline written by a pulmonologist. Based on this information, the nurse should take which action? a) encourage intake of antacids b) clarify the med prescriptions c) schedule the doses to be given together
B
A pregnant client who has HIV is being seen in the antenatal clinic. The nurse expects the PHCP to initiate zidovudine at how many weeks of gestation? a) 4 b) 14 c) 24 d) 34
B
Abacavir has been prescribed for a client. The nurse tells the client that which blood test will be done periodically while the client is taking this medication? A) platelet count b) liver function tests c) serum creatinine assay d) BUN
B
Azithromycin has been prescribed for a client. The nurse should instruct the client to take the medication which way? a) with meals b) 1 hour before meals c) with an aluminum containing antacid d) with a magnesium containing antacid
B
Nitrofurantoin is prescribed for a client with urinary tract infection. The nurse is instructing the client regarding the administration of the medication. Which information about the besttime to take this medication should be included in the client's education? a) at bedtime b) with meals c) one hour before dinner d) in the morning, 2 hours after breakfast
B
Nitrofurantoin is prescribed for the client. The nurse checks the client's record, knowing that this medication is contraindicated in which disorder? a) heart failure b) renal disease c) hepatic disease d) diabetes insipidus
B
Phenazopyridine is prescribed for a client with a UTI. The nurse evaluates that the medication is effective based on which observation? a) urine is clear amber b) urination is not painful c) urge incontinence is not present d) a reddish orange discoloration of the urine is present
B
Ribavirin is prescribed for a hospitalized child with severe RSV. The nurse prepares to administer this med via which route? a) oral b) oxygen tent c) IM d) SQ
B
Tetracycline is prescribed for a client with severe acne. The nurse instructs the client regarding the importance of reporting which finding if it occurs? A) sunburn b) persistent diarrhea c) epigastric burning d) abdominal cramping
B
The client who is positive for HIV has been taking ritonavir. The nurse tells the client that which follow-up lab study will be necessary while taking this medication? a) platelet count b) triglyceride level c) PT d) INR
B
The client with human immunodeficiency virus (HIV) infection has been started on therapy with zidovudine. The nurse reviews the laboratory results and determines that the client is experiencing an adverse effect of the medication if which is noted? A) phosphorous 4.5 b) hemoglobin 10 c) blood glucose 70 d) BUN 10
B
The nurse is caring for a client admitted to the hospital for an infection who is receiving an aminoglycoside twice a day, IV. The nruse is planning to obtain blood for a peak aminoglycoside level. When should the blood be drawn? a) peak level not indicated b) 30 minutes after completing the infusion c) 1 hour before administration of the infusion d) 15 minutes before administration of the infusion
B
The nurse is giving discharge instructions to a client receiving trimethoprim-sulfamethoxazole. Which instruction should be included? a) advise that sunscreen is not needed b) drink 8-10 glasses of water per day c) decrease the dosage when symptoms are improving to prevent an allergic response d) if the urine turns dark brown, call the PHCP immediately
B
The nurse is preparing to administer piperacillin/ tazobactam. An abnormal elevation in which lab value should prompt the nruse to withhold the medication and notify the PHCP before administering? a) hematocrit and hemoglobin b) BUN and creatinine c) prothrombin time and PTT d) aspirate amino transfers se and alanine transaminase
B
The nurse is providing discharge instructions to the mother of a child who has been prescribed tetracycline hydrochloride. The nurse stresses to the mother the importance of which measure in giving this medication to the child? A) give the med with milk b) use a straw when giving the medication c) give the medication with chocolate milk d) dilute the medication with water in a styrofoam cup
B
Tobramycin sulfate is prescribed. The nurse is administering the med by intermittent IV infusion every 8 hours. The nurse monitors the client for signs of an adverse effect related to this medication and determines that which, if noted on assessment, would indicate its presence? a) client complaint of diarrhea b) client complaint of ringing in the ears c) WBC count of 6000 d) BUN of 10
B
Trimethoprim-sulfamethoxazole is prescribed to be administered by intravenous infusion to a client with a recurrent urinary tract infection. How should the nurse administer this medication? A) over 30 minutes b) over 60-90 minutes c) piggybacked into the peripheral line containing parenteral nutrition d) piggybacked into the existing infusion of NS and potassium chloride
B
The nurse is caring for a client with AIDS who is receiving didanosine. The nurse understands that side and adverse effects associated with this medication include which findings? SATA a) fatigue b) diarrhea c) pancreatitis d) lactic acidosis e) peripheral neuropathy
B, C, D, E
A client admitted to the hospital is taking abacavir. The nurse should monitor the client for which adverse effect of the medication? a) insomnia b) diarrhea c) hypotension d) decreased appetite
C
A client diagnosed with active tuberculosis has been prescribed a combination of isoniazid and rifampin for treatment. The nurse teaches the client to perform which action? a) report any change in urine color b) take both meds with food c) take both meds together once a day d) expect to take the meds for 2-3 weeks
C
A client has been started on long term therapy with rifampin. The nurse should provide which information to the client about the medication? a) should always be taken with food or antacids b) should be double-dosed if 1 dose is forgotten c) causes orange discoloration of sweat, tears, urine, and feces d) may be discontinued independently if symptoms are gone in 3 months
C
A client is prescribed mupirocin intranasal twice a day. The nurse correlates this prescription with the client's medical record and expects to note which results specifically related to the indication for this medication? a) positive MRSA in a surgical wound b) positive strep in the blood and elevated lactic acid c) positive MRSA by PCR d) positive vanco-resistant enterococci in the urine
C
A client taking metronidazole calls the home health nurse to report dark discoloration to the urine. The nurse interprets that the client's complaint warrants which nursing action? a) instruct the client to increase fluid intake b) tell the client to discontinue the medication c) tell the client that this is harmless side effect d) instruct the pt to call the PHCP
C
A client who has been diagnosed with pneumonia has been given a prescription for erythromycin. Client teaching about this medication should include which best instruction? a) take the medication with juice b) take the medication with a meal c) take the medication on an empty stomach d) take the medication at bedtime with a snack
C
A client with TB is tarting anti-TB therapy with isoniazid. Before giving the client the first dose, the nurse should ensure that which baseline study has been completed? a) electrolyte levels b) coagulation times c) liver enzyme levels d) serum creatinine level
C
A client with a urinary tract infection (UTI) is given a prescription for levofloxacin. The nurse should provide the client with which information about this medication? A) you may experience altered taste b) you may get dizzy, so move around slowly c) pain the back of the legs should be reported d) your urine may become dark, and call your PHCP if it does
C
A client with acquired immunodeficiency syndrome (AIDS) has been started on therapy with zidovudine. The nurse should monitor the results of which laboratory blood study for adverse effects of therapy? A) creatinine level b) potassium concentration c) CBC count d) BUN level
C
Abacavir has been prescribed for a client, and the nurse provides instructions about the medication. Which statement by the client indicates the need for further teaching? a) this med will not cure my infection b) eating small, frequent meals will help with nausea c) this med will reduce the risk of transmitting the infection to others d) I should check with my Dr before taking OTC
C
Amikacin is prescribed for a client with a bacterial infection. The nurse instructs the client to contact the primary health care provider (PHCP) immediately if which occurs a) nausea b) lethargy c) hearing loss d) muscle aches
C
The nurse has a prescription to administer foscarnet intravenously to a client with acquired immunodeficiency syndrome (AIDS). What should the nurse plan to do before administering this medication? A) obtain a sputum culture b) obtain folic acid as an antidote c) place the solution on a controlled infusion pump d) ensure that liver enzyme levels have been drawn as a baseline
C
The nurse is creating a plan of care for a client who is receiving amphotericin B intravenously. A main component of the plan of care is monitoring for adverse effects related to the administration of this medication. Which should the nurse include in a list of manifestations to watch for? A) fatigue b) confusion c) visual difficulties d) increased urinary output
C
The primary health care provider (PHCP) writes a prescription for zidovudine for a client who was admitted to the hospital. The nurse should contact the PHCP to verify the prescription if which finding is noted in the assessment data? A) history of renal calculi b) complaints of diarrhea c) bone marrow depression d) complaints of abdominal discomfort
C
Zidovudine has been prescribed for a client, and the client asks the nurse about the side effects of the medication. The nurse responds that which is a common side effect of this medication? A) lethargy b) weakness c) headache d) constipation
C
Zidovudine has been prescribed for a client. The nurse should tell the client that which blood test will be done periodically while the client is taking this medication? A) urea nitrogen level b) magnesium and calcium levels c) CBC count d) sedimentation rate and prothrombin time
C
A client has been given a prescription for a course of azithromycin. The nurse should tell the client that this medication will relieve which problem? a) pain b) joint inflammation c) high blood pressure d) signs and symptoms of infection
D
A client has been receiving foscarnet as part of therapy for the treatment of cytomegalovirus (CMV) retinitis and acquired immunodeficiency syndrome (AIDS). The home care nurse should periodically review results of which laboratory blood test to assess for adverse effects to this medication? A) CD4+ Cell count b) lymphocyte count c) albumin concentration d) creatinine concentration
D
A client has been taking pyrazinamide for 6 months. The nurse determines that the medication is effective if which cultures yield a negative result? a) urine b) blood c) wound d) sputum
D
A client is receiving ganciclovir. Which nursing action is appropriate during the time the client is receiving this medication? a) monitoring blood glucose levels for elevation b) administering the medication on an empty stomach only c) applying pressure to venipuncture sites for atleast 1 minute d) providing the client with a soft toothbrush and an electric razor
D
A client who is receiving nitrofurantoin calls the clinic complaining of troublesome effects related to the medication. Which side or adverse effect(s) indicates the need to stop treatment with this medication? A) nausea b) anorexia c) diarrhea d) cough and chest pain
D
A client with acquired immunodeficiency syndrome (AIDS) experiences nausea, vomiting, and abdominal pain radiating to the back after taking didanosine. The ambulatory care nurse should provide which response as telephone advice to this client? A) take crackers and milk with each dose b) decrease the dose of the med until the next clinic visit c) this is an expected side effect d) report to the clinic to be seen by the PHCP
D
A client with acquired immunodeficiency syndrome who is taking zidovudine 200 mg orally 3 times daily has severe neutropenia noted on follow-up laboratory studies. The nurse interprets that which change is likely to occur at this point? A) the med dose probably will be reduced b) prednisone probably will be added to med regimen c) epoetin alfa probably will be added d) the med probably will be discontinued until lab results indicate bone marrow recover
D
A client with human immunodeficiency virus infection is taking indinavir. The nurse plans to provide the client with which direction when providing instructions about the use of this medication? a) store med in fridge b) take med with a high fat snack c) take with large meal of day d) take med with water on an empty stomach
D
Abacavir has been prescribed for a client, and the client asks the nurse about the action of the medication. How should the nurse respond A) promotes viral DNA growth b) prevents the production of DNA c) splits DNA to prevent its production d) inhibits activity of HIV 1 reverse transcriptase
D
Azithromycin is prescribed for a client. The nurse provides instructions to the client about the medication and emphasizes that it is best to take the medication with which item? a) milk b) antacid c) the evening meal d) water on an empty stomach
D
Isoniazid is prescribed for a child with human immunodeficiency virus (HIV) infection who has a positive tuberculin skin test result. The mother of the child asks the nurse how long the child will need to take the medication. For how long should the nurse tell the mother the medication will need to be taken? A) 4 months b) 6 months c) 9 months d) 12 months
D
Itraconazole is prescribed for a client to treat a fungal infection. The nurse monitors the client closely for which manifestation that is indicative of an adverse effect? a) diarrhea b) headache c) increased urine output d) anorexia and abdominal pain
D
Itraconazole is prescribed for a client with a fungal infection of the hands. The nurse provides instructions to the client about the medication. Which statement by the client indicates an understanding of the instructions? A) I should take the med on an empty stomach b) I should decrease my fluid intake whil taking this c) I may become unusually fatigued d) if my urine becomes very dark I should call my Dr
D
Nitrofurantoin is prescribed for a client with a UTI. The client contacts the nurse and reports a cough, chills, fever, and difficulty breathing. The nurse should make which interpretation about the complaints? a) client may have contracted the flu b) the client is experiencing anaphylaxis c) client is experiencing expected side effects of the med d) client is experiencing a pulmonary reaction requiring cessation of the med
D
The PHCP prescribed tetracycline for a 5 year old. The nurse questions this prescription for what reason? a) it is classified as a narrow spectrum antibiotic b) it is identified as safe for use during pregnancy c) it is used to treat a wide variety of disease processes d)it is contraindicated in children younger than 8
D
The ambulatory care nurse is providing instructions to a client with a urinary tract infection (UTI) being started on nitrofurantoin. The nurse should provide the client with which information? A) it can cause urinary retention b) it will cause the urine to become clear c) the sun should be avoided because it is a sulfa based med d) if taken with meals, it will help decrease the risk for GI upset
D
The client is receiving tobramycin intravenously every 8 hours. Which finding would indicate to the nurse that the client is experiencing an adverse medication effect? A) sedimentation rate of 10 b) a total bilirubin level of 0.5 c) a WBC count of 6000 d) a BUN of 30
D
The nurse has given a client taking ethambutol information about the medication. The nurse determines that the client understands the instructions if the client states that they will immediately report which finding? a) impaired sense of hearing b) GI side effects c) orange-red discoloration of body secretions d) difficulty in discriminating the color red from green
D
The nurse is about to administer the next intravenous dose of tobramycin when the client complains of vertigo and a ringing in the ears. What is the most appropriate nursing action? a) hang the dose immediately b) check the client's pupillary responses c) give a dose of droperidol with the tobramycin d) withhold the dose and call the PHCP
D
The nurse is assigned to care for a client with cytomegalovirus retinitis and acquired immunodeficiency syndrome (AIDS) who is receiving foscarnet. The nurse reviews the primary health care provider's (PHCP's) prescriptions, expecting to note a prescription for which laboratory test while this client is taking the medication? A) CD4+ cell count b) lymphocyte count c) serum albumin level d) serum creatinine level
D
The nurse is assigned to care for a client with cytomegalovirus retinitis and acquired immunodeficiency syndrome who is receiving foscarnet, an antiviral medication. The nurse should monitor the results of which laboratory study while the client is taking this medication? A) CD4 T cell count b) lymphocyte count c) serum albumin level d) serum creatinine level
D
The nurse is caring for a client receiving gentamicin IV. What statement made by the client should most concern the nurse? a) I am experiencing dizziness b) I am experiencing heartburn c) I am experiencing abdominal pain d) I am experiencing ringing in my ears
D
The nurse is caring for a client who has cytomegalovirus retinitis and is receiving foscarnet. Which assessment finding if reported by the client indicates a need for follow up? a)intact hearing b) urine noted to be clear yellow c) urinary output of 30mL per hour d) impaired balance while ambulating
D
The nurse is caring for a client with a UTI. The culture report reveals the presence of pseudomonas. The nurse anticipates that which medication will be prescribed? a) isoniazid b) rifampin c) ehambutol d) ciprofloaxacin
D
The nurse is collecting subjective and objective data from a client and notes that the cient is taking abacavir. The nurse determines that this medication has been prescribed to treat which condition? a) otitis media b) heart failure c) UTI d) HIV
D
The nurse is collecting subjective and objective data from a client and notes that the client is taking zidovudine. The nurse determines that this medication has been prescribed to treat which condition? A) ulcerative colitis b) hyperthyroidism c) Addison's disease d) HIV infection
D
The nurse is teaching a client who is taking ciprofloxacin for a UTI. Which statement a made by the client indicates a need for more teaching? a) I can take this with our without food b) I'll need to wear sunscreen and protective clothing c) I'll need to contact my PHCP if I develop any white patches in my mouth d) If i develop any tendon pain while taking this, exercises should help
D
The nurse notes that a client is receiving lamivudine. The nurse determines that this medication has been prescribed to treat which condition? a) pancreatitis b) pharyngitis c) tonic clonic seizures d) HIV
D
Trimethoprim-sulfamethoxazole is prescribed for a client. The nurse should instruct the client to report which symptom if it develops during the course of this medication therapy? a) nausea b) diarrhea c) headache d) sore throat
D
Zidovudine has been prescribed for a client who asks the nurse about the action of the medication. The nurse responds that this medication performs which function? A) increases neutrophils b) kills bacteria and fungi c) promotes the function of natural killer cells d) slows replication of HIV
D
Zidovudine has been prescribed for a client, and the nurse provides instructions to the client about expected effects with this medication. Which statement by the client indicates the need for further instruction a) I need to monitor my temp b) this med can cause nausea c) I will have to have blood tests done periodically d) if i experience diarrhea, I need to contact my primary health care provider
D
