1. What is one of the most common types of fatal medication errors? a. Giving the medication at the wrong time b. Omitting a medication dosage c. Giving an insufficient amount of medication

#4. Effective communication is essential for ensuring patient safety!? Question options: A)  True B) False

Subject: Table of Anesthetics and Adjuviants with their effects in veterinary medicine: A. Using these veterinary medicines: -Xylazine, Medetomine, Dexmedotomidine, Romifidine, Detomidine *Answer this information: Name of group to which they belong, name of the commercial medicine, Uses of the medicine, effects of the medicine, contraindications, Antidote (Reversal) if you have

11. What information is most accurate regarding the nurse's understanding of pain management? a., Older patients have difficulty describing their pain level. b., Encourage patients to report pain before the pain becomes too severe. C., Use the smallest dose of medication possible to control pain. d., Pain medication administration ordered PRN will maintain a constant blood level.

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PART C: Please write a prescription for a patient coming with the complaint of COPD using abbreviations. (name, surname and other demographic information will be used as well. You can have a look at common COPD drugs on market over internet)

O help with stress management A side effect of a drug is * an unwanted body change not related to the main purpose of the drug an added benefit of a drug that enhances its effectiveness O a higher dosage than usual of a brand-name, generic or OTC drug O a pain or swelling of the ribs or abdomen caused by a drug The first stage in a treatment program for people who misuse or abuse drugs usually is *

6. Client was prescribed morphine IV 0.05mg/kg/dose now and every 2 hours as needed for moderate to severe pain. Morphine is available in parenteral dose of 2mg/mL. How much medication should nurse draw up for administration? (patient weighs 140 lbs on admission)?

1. A 50-year-old client with breast cancer is undergoing chemotherapy in a healthcare facility. Three weeks after the initiation of chemotherapy, the client experiences alopecia, fatigue, and nausea and vomiting and seems daunted by these side effects. During assessment, the client tells the nurse that she cannot bear the side effects of the therapy and would like to discontinue the treatment. What information should the nurse supply to this client?    2. A client is receiving external radiation therapy to the neck region as treatment for thyroid cancer. She complains of skin irritation. The nurse also notices a slight discoloration of the skin.a.    Based on the situation, what nursing diagnosis would be the priority for this client? b.    What other adverse effects would the nurse expect to address in this client’s plan of care?   3. A 50-year-old client is undergoing treatment for breast cancer. Her family history reveals five cases of breast cancer. She is accompanied by her…

1. Which of the following makes it especially difficult for veterinarians to determine if an opioid is truly indicated? A. Opioids used in veterinary medicine are not used in human medicine B. Our patients can’t talk C. Our patients always require larger doses than humans D. All of the above   2. Which of the following is/are potential problems with PDMPs in veterinary medicine? A. Determining how to report the data B. Potential HIPPA violations when reviewing the system seeing the client’s medical information C. How to tie pets to the people that we are trying to monitor D. All of the above   3. Which schedule of controlled substance has no accepted medical use? A. CI B. CII C. CIII D. CIV   4. Which state specific regulatory agencies do you need to be familiar with to know how they regulate controlled substances at the state level? A. Local DEA Field Office B. State Board of Pharmacy C. State Veterinary Board D. All of the…