6. The nurse is getting ready to administer 2 IV antibiotics. Both are scheduled

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6. The nurse is getting ready to administer 2 IV antibiotics. Both are scheduled at 0900. he nurse cannot find any information about the compatibility of these 2 drugs, but knows that it is important to stay on schedule to keep plasma levels stable. One drug drug X) can be given over 20 minutes, and the other drug (drug Y) requires I hour to infuse. Describe the steps to safely administer these drugs. 67. Describe how the nurse should respond to these possible drug-food interactions: The patient wants to take tetracycline with milk because it upsets his stomach The patient takes digoxin in the morning with breakfast A patient who is HIV positive has a poor appetite and is prescribed saquinavir A patient who is taking a calcium channel blocker (CCB) states that he does not drink grapefruit juice with his medication, only late in the day The patient has started taking warfarin and only eats green vegetables occasionally Adverse drug reactions occur more often in: (Choose all that apply.) a. Patients taking multiple drugs b. Patients taking potent drugs c. Situations where drug error occurs d. Patients over 60 years of age e. Patients younger than 1 year of age f. Malnourished patients g- 68. Because the drug handbook lists gentamicin as being ototoxic, the nurse should teach the patient to report: a. dizziness. b. tinnitus. c. palpitations. 69. d. headache. Identify classic symptoms of anaphylaxis and treatment. different? 70. How is an allergic reaction Identify signs and symptoms of neurotoxicity

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Ans.68) a – Patient taking multiple drug

Ans.69) c – Palpitation

Ans.70) Symptoms of anaphylaxis given below -

Its traetment includes checking of food illergie and medication involved are

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