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A mother has brought her infant to the clinic for the first immunization. What would the nurse be sure to include when providing patient education for the infant's mother?
 
  A) Avoid having her child get more than one vaccine at a time.
  B) Stop the immunizations after 2 years of age.
  C) Keep a written record of the child's immunizations.
  D) Omit immunizations if the injections are too upsetting for her child.

Question 2

The patient will receive ranitidine (Zantac) 150 mg PO at bedtime. Prior to administration, the nurse will inform the patient that common adverse effects related to this medication include what?
 
  A) Tremors
  B) Headache
  C) Visual disturbances
  D) Anxiety



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Answer to Question 1

C
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Provide thorough patient teaching, including measures to avoid adverse effects, warning signs of problems, the need to keep a written record of immunizations, to increase knowledge about drug therapy, and to increase compliance with the drug regimen. Immunization records are often requested when the child is being enrolled in school so it is important for the mother to maintain these records. The nurse would not teach the mother to avoid having her child take more than one vaccine at a time, or to stop the immunizations after the age of 2, or to omit the immunizations if the injections are too upsetting to her child.

Answer to Question 2

B
Feedback:
Headache, dizziness, somnolence, and mental confusion may occur with H2 antagonists. Visual disturbances, tremors, and anxiety are not normally associated with ranitidine.



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