Answer to Question 1
Correct Answer: 3
Rationale 1: Red-orange urine is an adverse effect of chlorzoxazone but does not in itself warrant a urinalysis.
Rationale 2: Red-orange urine is an adverse effect of chlorzoxazone but does not in itself warrant a dipstick for bacteria.
Rationale 3: Red-orange urine is an adverse effect of chlorzoxazone, so the nurse should continue to monitor I & O.
Rationale 4: Red-orange urine is an expected adverse effect of chlorzoxazone. It is not necessary to notify the health care provider.
Global Rationale: Red-orange urine is an adverse effect of chlorzoxazone, so the nurse should continue to monitor I & O. Red-orange urine is an adverse effect of chlorzoxazone but does not in itself warrant a urinalysis, a urine dipstick for bacteria, or a notifying the health care provider.
Answer to Question 2
Correct Answer: 2
Rationale 1: There is no contraindication for use of ibuprofen with anticholinergics.
Rationale 2: Cyclobenzaprine will enhance anticholinergic side effects and is contraindicated with anticholinergics.
Rationale 3: There is no contraindication for use of tizanidine with anticholinergics.
Rationale 4: There is no contraindication for use of chlorzoxazone with anticholinergics.
Global Rationale: Cyclobenzaprine will enhance anticholinergic side effects and is contraindicated with anticholinergics. There is no contraindication for use of ibuprofen, tizanidine, orchlorzoxazone with anticholinergics.
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