Integrating a Cholinergic Drug into the Existing Treatment Plan of a Patient

question 15

Multiple Choice

Integrating a cholinergic drug into the existing treatment plan of a patient already taking a ganglionic blocking drug could result in a drug interaction characterized by:

• A) Additive anticholinergic effects
• B) Additive vasodilating effects, leading to hypotension and cardiovascular collapse
• C) Antagonism of anticholinergic effects, especially on the GI and urinary tracts
• D) Additive antiadrenergic effects leading to hypotension and cardiovascular collapse

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Definitions:

Mildred Parten

A researcher known for her work on the social development and play stages of preschool children.

Personal Play

Individual engagement in activities for fun, enjoyment, or leisure, without the competitive or social aspects of group play.

Associative Play

A stage of play where children play together, sharing materials and interacting, but their play is not yet cooperative or organized towards a common goal.

Develop Physical Skills

The process of improving physical abilities such as strength, balance, and coordination through practice and training.