Answer to Question 1
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Rationale 1: Taking a double dose is dangerous.
Rationale 2: Taking more than one drug for the same purpose can be dangerous.
Rationale 3: It may take time for the medication to take its full effect. Taking the medication before the trip is advised.
Rationale 4: Taking the medication in the evening before bed will help the patient judge how sleepy it makes him.
Rationale 5: There is no reason to avoid milk products.
Global Rationale: It may take time for the medication to take its full effect. Taking the medication before the trip is advised. Taking the medication in the evening before bed will help the patient judge how sleepy it makes him. Taking a double dose is dangerous. Taking more than one drug for the same purpose can be dangerous. There is no reason to avoid milk products.
Answer to Question 2
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Rationale 1: Liver function test should be evaluated by the nurse, because the organ most affected by chronic alcohol abuse is the liver.
Rationale 2: Complete blood count, white blood count, and blood in stool can be affected by alcoholism, but these are not the most important tests.
Rationale 3: Complete blood count, white blood count, and blood in stool can be affected by alcoholism, but these are not the most important tests.
Rationale 4: Complete blood count, white blood count, and blood in stool can be affected by alcoholism, but these are not the most important tests.
Global Rationale: Liver function test should be evaluated by the nurse, because the organ most affected by chronic alcohol abuse is the liver. Complete blood count, white blood count, and blood in stool can be affected by alcoholism, but these are not the most important tests.
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