Warfarin

Atropine

Candesartan

Valproic acid

The client complaining of dyspnea while watching the television

The client whose warfarin is due in an hour

The client reporting shortness of breath after an argument with their spouse

The client that is complaining of pain in the affected extremity

A client with a history of multiple abdominal surgeries

A client who has a body mass index (BMI) of 21

A client who is dehydrated after surgery

A client who coughs frequently while splinting with a pillow

"I should use a skin barrier cream to protect my skin from any irritation"

"If the pouch becomes 1/3 to 1/2 full, I should empty the pouch"

"I will need to ensure that I change the entire pouch system every day"

Fever

Rhinorrhea

Tachypnea

Copious secretions

A nurse is applying tape horizontal across a client's flail rib segment

A nurse is covering a client's sucking chest wound with a porous dressing taped on three sides

A nurse is preparing a client for a chest x-ray to confirm the placement of chest tubes

A nurse is stabilizing an impaled object in a client's chest with bulky dressings

Pain associated with a severe attack

Communication error caused by a language barrier

Increased Aspartate Aminotransferase (AST) and Alanine Aminotransferase (ALT) levels

Decreased lactate levels

Increased platelet levels

Decreased hemoglobin (Hg) and hematocrit (Hct)levels

"I will notify my previous partners in order for them to get tested and treated"

"Condoms are not needed if both my partner and I are being treated simultaneously"

"I will refrain from any sexual intercourse until I complete course of antibiotics"

"I will continue using oral contraceptives to prevent pregnancy and condoms to prevent STIs"

Proton pump inhibitors can only be dosed in the morning

PPI’s are for ”as-needed" use

Proton pump inhibitors are less effective compared to histamine H2 receptor antagonists in healing of esophagitis

Long-term therapy of proton pump inhibitors can increase risk of fractures