A child is prescribed atomoxetine HCl. The nurse instructs the mother to monitor her child for:
a. increased hunger. c. polyuria.
b. increased thirst. d. increased attention span.
Question 2
While teaching the mother of a child receiving atomoxetine HCl about the drug, the mother asks the nurse what norepinephrine is. The nurse's best response would be:
a. It's a neurotransmitter in the brain that decreases excitability.
b. It is a chemical that regulates what a person thinks and how he or she reacts.
c. It is a chemical in the brain that helps focus attention and organize thoughts.
d. It is the opposite of dopamine, the chemical that causes Parkinson's disease.
A mother and her pups in a suburban yard in late May
Meningocele. (a) A meningocele is a herniation of the meninges, usually associated with the spinal c
A nurse administers an intermittent bolus feeding.
Mother Centipede
Infant monkey is shown with cloth mother from Harlow’s studies.
Supervised role-play can help a child feel more at ease during office visits.