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A nurse teaches a client about sulfonamides. Which statement by the client indicates a need for further teaching?

Drug A has a half-life of 6 hours. If 600mg is administered at 8:00 p.m., how much of the drug would be left after 24 hours? (Round to the tenth.)

Which outcome to the body would occur from receiving large doses of cholinergic drugs?  (Select all that apply.)

A chemically impaired nurse is diverting controlled substances for her/his own use. Which of the following organizations would become involved with this problem? 

The nurse understands to administer antidiarrheal drugs_______.

The LPN walks into the client’s room who is receiving vancomycin through their midline IV. The client is having difficulty breathing, audible wheezing, sweat present, redness on face, extending throughout his body. What is the first action you would take as the LPN?

Choose the factors that are thought to increase your basal metabolic rate (choose all that apply).

Describe two ways humans can keep slow the progression of their physiological age (i.e. stay physiologically younger than their chronological age):

Describe two eating behaviors and/or food habits typically seen in a) preschoolers and b) adolescents. Note how parents may apply the Division of Responsibility to support healthy eating habits in a) preschoolers and b) adolescents. 

The “Intuitive Eating” approach encourages people to imagine a [BLANK-1] in their stomachs and to stop eating when they feel [BLANK-2] versus when they feel completely [BLANK-3]. Intuitive eating relies on [BLANK-4] signs of [BLANK-5] and [BLANK-6] instead of following [BLANK-7] triggers to eat such as [BLANK-8], [BLANK-9] or [BLANK-10]. Another term for “intuitive eating” is [BLANK-11].