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ashley

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A client taking central nervous system (CNS) depressants asks the nurse what natural medicines would be safe to use. The nurse suggests that there is no contraindication for taking CNS depressants with:
 
  1. Melatonin.
  2. Lavender.
  3. Hawthorn.
  4. Stinging nettle.

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To which of the following information sources for the client with an eating disorder should the nurse limit exposure because of the many societal influences on perceptions of attractiveness?
 
  1. Information about coping behaviors
  2. Articles about eating disorders
  3. Programs that emphasize good nutrition
  4. Media that glamorizes thinness



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Rationale: Lavender is a plant that is used for ornamentation; it may be processed into an essential oil for aromatherapy or used in potpourri. It is not an herbal product for which one must be concerned. CNS depressants should never be mixed with chamomile, hawthorn, kava, melatonin, or stinging nettle because they also act as CNS depressants and may potentiate the effect of prescribed medications or cause serious side effects.

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Rationale: Attractiveness is strongly equated with thinness, which is frequently glamorized in the media. Articles about eating disorders, programs that emphasize good nutrition, and information about coping behaviors would be beneficial to the client.




ashley

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Reply 2 on: Jul 19, 2018
Excellent


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Reply 3 on: Yesterday
YES! Correct, THANKS for helping me on my review

 

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