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ashley

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A professional female cyclist has been prescribed SMZ-TMP for chronic urethritis. She has informed the nurse that she has a cross-country race in 2 days. Which of the following would be an appropriate response by the nurse?
 
  A) I don't see any harm in participating in the race if you feel like it.
  B) It would not be a good idea to be outside while taking this medication because of possible photosensitivity occurring.
  C) You really don't need to participate in the race. It may aggravate the infection.
  D) If you participate in the race you may be at risk for nerve damage.

Question 2

A patient will be undergoing surgery, during which the anesthesiologist plans to administer vecuronium. The nurse will recognize that the administration of this drug creates a need for
 
  A) hemodynamic support.
  B) mechanical ventilation
  C) electroencephalogra phic monitoring.
  D) active body core warming.



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Answer to Question 1

B

Answer to Question 2

B



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