Question

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Answer 1

1.Medication administration is the most crucial part of patient care, even a slight variation or mistake can cost a life due to medication error.If there is a doubt regarding the prescribed medicine it is always best to check with the concerned provider regarding the ordered drug.

Administration of this medication without confirming may or may not lead to medication error.An incident can be recorded in patients health revord but not a potential error.It is not the right option to get suggestion of patient whether they have taken this medivine befire or not.Moreover not all patients are knowledgeable regarding drugs and they believe the nurse

Ans:B)clarify the prescribed concerning the ordered drug

2.The nurse primary duty is to educate and alert everyone in case of a bioterrorism.It is more important to be updated on the treatment of infection as well . Guidelines for treatment are fond by a physician, funding to be advocated by the management

Ans:A)post updated information on signs and symptoms of infection caused by biological agent

3.The CDC provides a complete up to date information when compared to text book,articles.It gives a brief knowledge on how to handle triage and emergency care

Ans:D)Visit the center for disease and prev2ntion (CDC) Website

4.Hypoglycemia is a decrease in blood glucose level.Ginseng has an ability to increase insulin level and decrease blood sugar level as per the research.St John wort is used to treat depression.Recreational drugs are psychoactive in nature.

Ans:D)Have you been taking any ginseng supplements. Increased carbohydrate intake increased sugar level