Answer to Question 1
1, 2, 4
Rationale 1: The client should use a laxative, and dietary adjustments and increased physical activity should be considered before drugs are used to treat constipation.
Rationale 2: The client should use a laxative, and dietary adjustments and increased physical activity should be considered before drugs are used to treat constipation.
Rationale 3:I should strain when I try to have a bowel movement is incorrect because this should be avoided by the client following abdominal surgery.
Rationale 4: The client should use a laxative, and dietary adjustments and increased physical activity should be considered before drugs are used to treat constipation.
Rationale 5:I should decrease my physical activity is incorrect because the client should be encouraged to increase physical activity.
Global Rationale: The client should use a laxative, and dietary adjustments and increased physical activity should be considered before drugs are used to treat constipation. I should strain when I try to have a bowel movement is incorrect because this should be avoided by the client following abdominal surgery. I should decrease my physical activityis incorrect because the client should be encouraged to increase physical activity.
Answer to Question 2
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Rationale 1: Two or more antibiotics increase the effectiveness of therapy and lower the potential for bacterial resistance.
Rationale 2:One antibiotic is to treat H. pylori and the other is for a secondary infection is incorrect because two or more antibiotics are given concurrently to increase the effectiveness of therapy and to lower the potential for bacterial resistance.
Rationale 3:The acid in your stomach will make one antibiotic ineffective, so you must take two is incorrect because two or more antibiotics are given concurrently to increase the effectiveness of therapy and to lower the potential for bacterial resistance.
Rationale 4:You should only be prescribed one antibiotic to treat H. pylori is incorrect because two or more antibiotics are given concurrently to increase the effectiveness of therapy and to lower the potential for bacterial resistance.
Global Rationale: Two or more antibiotics are given concurrently to increase the effectiveness of therapy and to lower the potential for bacterial resistance. One antibiotic is to treat H. pylori and the other is for a secondary infection is incorrect because two or more antibiotics are given concurrently to increase the effectiveness of therapy and to lower the potential for bacterial resistance. The acid in your stomach will make one antibiotic ineffective, so you must take two is incorrect because two or more antibiotics are given concurrently to increase the effectiveness of therapy and to lower the potential for bacterial resistance. You should only be prescribed one antibiotic to treat H. pylori is incorrect because two or more antibiotics are given concurrently to increase the effectiveness of therapy and to lower the potential for bacterial resistance.