Author Question: The likelihood of nephrotoxicity may be increased for clients taking cephalosporin antibiotics and: ... (Read 17 times)

karateprodigy · **on:** Jul 24, 2018

The likelihood of nephrotoxicity may be increased for clients taking cephalosporin antibiotics and:

a. loop diuretics. c. vitamin C.
b. sedatives. d. antacids.

Question 2

The absorption of most oral tetracyclines may be adversely affected by:

a. vitamin C. c. pork.
b. calcium-containing antacids. d. peppermint.

Jordin Calloway · **Reply #1 on:** Jul 24, 2018

Answer to Question 1

ANS: A

Feedback
A Correct: If a client is taking furosemide with either cephalosporins or aminoglycosides, the risk of nephrotoxicity is increased.
B Incorrect: Sedatives do not increase the risk of nephrotoxicity when taken with cephalosporins.
C Incorrect: Vitamin C does not relate to nephrotoxicity.
D Incorrect: Antacids do not increase the risk of nephrotoxicity when taken with cephalosporins.

Answer to Question 2

ANS: B

Feedback
A Incorrect: Vitamin C does not affect tetracycline absorption.
B Correct: Calcium, aluminum, or magnesium containing antacids or laxatives impair tetracycline absorption.
C Incorrect: Consuming pork does not affect tetracycline absorption.
D Incorrect: Peppermint does not affect tetracycline absorption.