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Which of the following is an antilipemic (lowers blood cholesterol levels) medication?
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Correct Answer: Gemfibrozil (Lopid)
A nurse is caring for a patient who is receiving pain medication through a saline lock. After flushing the patient's peripheral IV and obtaining a good blood return, the patient reports pain. Upon assessment, the nurse notices a red streak that is warm and tender to the touch. What is the nurse's initial action?
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Correct Answer: Do not administer the pain medication.
You are a psychiatrist in session with a patient who tells you he thinks his boss at work is persecuting him. The patient has had mild schizophrenia. The patient asks you if you can keep a secret and then tells you that he is planning to kill his boss 'when the time is right.' You say, 'Of course, everything you tell me during the session will always be confidential.' What should you do?
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Correct Answer: Inform both the patient's boss as well as law enforcement of the threat.
The nurse has prepared a pain injection for a patient but was called to check on another patient. When asked to give the medication what action by the new nurse is best?
Expert Explanatory Rationale
Correct Answer: Refuse to give the medication.
Match the component/organ name with the letter indicating the system listed: Trachea
Expert Explanatory Rationale
Correct Answer: Respiratory
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