You have administered a medication to a patient, resulting in a decreased speed of cardiac impulse conduction. This drug is most accurately described as having a ________ effect.
A) negative dromotropic
B) negative chronotropic
C) positive dromotropic
D) positive chronotropic
Question 2
Which of the following actions can you take to establish rapport with a patient early in the interview?
A) Ask as many questions as possible.
B) Maintain control of the interview at all times.
C) Respond to her condition with empathy.
D) Do not show emotion.
The patient and his family meet with the nurse to discuss progress on the patient care plan.
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