A.
This is normal for all insulins
✓
B.
This indicates contamination, discard it
✓
C.
This indicates it is NPH or a mixed insulin, which can be cloudy
✓
D.
This indicates it is expired
✓
A.
Tell them to forgive the family member
✓
B.
Validate their feelings and explore the source and impact of the anger
✓
C.
Tell them anger is a negative emotion
✓
D.
Advise them to cut off contact with the family member
✓
A.
Pneumonia; administer antibiotics
✓
B.
Pulmonary edema; elevate head of bed, administer oxygen, and notify physician
✓
C.
Asthma attack; administer bronchodilator
✓
D.
Dehydration; increase fluid intake
✓
A.
60-80 compressions/minute
✓
B.
80-100 compressions/minute
✓
C.
100-120 compressions/minute
✓
D.
120-140 compressions/minute
✓
B.
Erectile dysfunction or delayed ejaculation
✓
A.
Aspirate for blood return
✓
B.
Flush with medication
✓
D.
Observe for swelling only
✓
A.
Assure them that nothing will ever be shared
✓
B.
Explain the limits of confidentiality, including duty to warn/protect exceptions
✓
C.
Tell them it's not their business
✓
D.
Say that everything is recorded and shared with everyone
✓
A.
Tell them to stand up slowly
✓
B.
Assist them to a sitting or lying position and assess orthostatic vital signs
✓
C.
Ignore their complaint
✓
D.
Encourage them to walk around
✓
C.
Tachycardia and hypotension
✓
A.
Tell them to stop the medication immediately
✓
B.
Suggest taking the medication with food or at a different time, and advise them to discuss with their prescriber
✓
C.
Tell them to double the dose
✓
D.
Inform them that these side effects are unavoidable
✓
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