A Client Tells the Nurse About Taking a Medication That

question 10

Multiple Choice

A client tells the nurse about taking a medication that affects the central nervous system but cannot recall the name of the drug.When assessing the client,it would be appropriate for the nurse to ask about which possible symptoms?

• A)Weight loss despite an increase in appetite,inability to sleep,feeling fidgety,palpitations,intolerance to heat
• B)Weight loss despite an increase in appetite and food consumption,extreme thirst,drinking more fluids,and increase in urination
• C)Moodiness,crying,or feelings of anxiety
• D)More than usual shortness of breath,or tightness in the chest with physical activity,and sweating

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a 17th-century English philosopher and political theorist known for his contributions to liberalism, social contract theory, and the concept of personal identity.

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