A.
Administer a dose of long-acting insulin.
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B.
Check the patient's blood glucose level.
✓
C.
Administer a stimulant.
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D.
Encourage the patient to rest.
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A.
Restrict fluid intake to reduce secretions.
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B.
Administer medication at bedtime only.
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C.
Encourage adequate fluid intake to thin secretions.
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D.
Monitor for bronchodilation.
✓
A.
"I will use my rescue inhaler every day to prevent attacks."
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B.
"My maintenance inhaler is for quick relief during an asthma attack."
✓
C.
"My rescue inhaler works fast to open my airways during an attack."
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D.
"Both inhalers work the same way to control my asthma."
✓
C.
Orthostatic hypotension
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A.
Increase blood pressure
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C.
Slow ventricular response rate
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D.
Cause peripheral edema
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A.
Increase sodium and water retention
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B.
Promote vasoconstriction
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C.
Improve cardiac output by reducing afterload
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A.
Neutralizing stomach acid directly
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B.
Coating the stomach lining
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C.
Reducing stomach acid production
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D.
Increasing gastric motility
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