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Choose the correct answer for each question below 31. A client’s medication is to be given...

Choose the correct answer for each question below

31. A client’s medication is to be given after a meal will use the abbreviation:

a)po

B)ob

C)ac

D)pc

32. The “A” in the A.C.T.I.O.N. acronym stands for:

a) Accessible

b) Accountable

c) Assessment

d) Attitude

33. A medication with a local effect means that it:

a) Acts at the point of contact

b) Can be obtained at the local pharmacy

c) Penetrates deep into the muscle tissue

d) Can be used on arms or legs only

34. Mrs. Smith is asking for a headache pill that is not listed on her MAR. What should you do?

a) Phone her family doctor

b) Give it to her

c) Ask her daughter to give it to her

d) Check with your supervisor

35. Which of the following is not a drug classification?

a) Anti-nausea

b) Anti-convulsant

c) Anti-diarrheal

d) Anti-medicinal

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ANSWER:(D) pc

Explanation:ac-before meals, pc-after meals.

Some drugs should be taken after intake of meals because in empty stomach to take a drug leads to some side effects.

Answer: assessment.

Explanation:A stands for assessment because it helps in assessing the drug dependence and intake of drug

Answer:(d) can be used in arms or leg only.

Explanation:local effect means to produce effect in some local part only, not on away from the part of drug administration.mainly in the area of specific tissue,drug get absorbed and produce action.

Answer:(d)check with your supervisor.

Explanation: headache drug is normally given for the adult patients but headache drug can be given minimum dose,should not give maximum dose until if doctor prescribed the headache tablet.

Answer:Anti medicinal.

Explanation:

Anti-nausea is the classification of drug for preventing the nausea problem.

Anti-diarheal is the drug classification used to stop the diarrhoea namley bismusth subsalicylate

Anti-convulsion is used in the treatment of epileptic seizure namely acetazolamide and carbamazepine.

Odd one is anti-medicinal.

Nightingale answered 1 year ago

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