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neverstopbelieb

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The nurse is admitting a 12-year-old girl to the acute care facility and notices discolored secondary teeth.
 
  The mother says she doesn't know why the teeth are discolored because the child is very good about brushing and flossing and sees the dentist regularly. What question would the nurse ask? A) Has she ever received tetracycline?
  B) Has she ever received gentamicin?
  C) Has she ever received ampicillin?
  D) Has she ever received cephalexin?

Question 2

The nurse improves patient compliance with the drug regimen of epoetin alfa by providing what?
 
  A) An appointment card for each drug administration day
  B) A calendar to mark the days of the week the drug is to be administered
  C) A referral for community transportation
  D) The telephone number of the pharmacy where the medication can be purchased



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The nurse would question whether the child was ever given tetracycline because this drug is commonly associated with discoloration of secondary teeth when it is administered to children who still have their primary teeth. Gentamicin, ampicillin, and cephalexin are not associated with discoloration of the teeth.

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The nurse should provide the patient with a calendar with the days the drug is to be administered marked clearly to remind her when the dose is due. The patient can be taught to self-administer the drug so there is no need for an appointment or arranging transportation. The patient can use her choice of pharmacy and would not need the telephone number.



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Both answers were spot on, thank you once again



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