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INTERMEDIATE MATH / TINA JONES MED MATH QUESTIONS 1. Problem type: Total daily dose calculation Medication: Oxycodone @ hospital Suppose Ms. Jones reports a pain rating greater than 4. For this pain rating, the prescriber’s order allows oxycodone, 5 mg, 1 tab, by mouth, every 4 hrs. Assume that for her first day of hospitalization, she takes all available doses in 24 hours. How many mg of oxycodonewill she have ingested? HINT Multiply the number of doses Ms. Jones would take in a single day b...

NURSING 16954 (C47) CHAPTER 47: CARE OF PATIENTS WITH EYE AND VISION PROBLEMS IGNATAVICIUS: MEDICAL-SURGICAL NURSING, 8TH EDITION MULTIPLE CHOICE 1. A client has a corneal ulcer. What information provided by the client most indicates a potential barrier to home care? a. Chronic use of sleeping pills b. Impaired near vision c. Slightly shaking hands d. Use of contact lenses ANS: A Antibiotic eyedrops are often needed every hour for the first 24 hours for corneal ulceration. The cli...

1. Problem type: IV infusion rate + infusion pump Medication: azithromycin PROBLEM Suppose Mrs. Turner’s orders call for 500 mg of azithromycin to be administered intravenously for community­acquired pneumonia. The solution has been diluted to a concentration of 2 mg/mL and needs to be administered over 1 hour. At what rateshould the infusion pump be set? HINT Start by figuring out how many milliliters will be needed to administer the ordered dose. SAMPLE SOLUTION 1. Determine how m...

MULTIPLE CHOICE 1. A client has a corneal ulcer. What information provided by the client most indicates a potential barrier to home care? a. Chronic use of sleeping pills b. Impaired near vision c. Slightly shaking hands d. Use of contact lenses ANS: A Antibiotic eyedrops are often needed every hour for the first 24 hours for corneal ulceration. The client who uses sleeping pills may not wake up each hour or may awaken unable to perform this task. This client might need someone else to ...

NURSING 16954 (C47) CHAPTER 47: CARE OF PATIENTS WITH EYE AND VISION PROBLEMS IGNATAVICIUS: MEDICAL-SURGICAL NURSING, 8TH EDITION MULTIPLE CHOICE 1. A client has a corneal ulcer. What information provided by the client most indicates a potential barrier to home care? a. Chronic use of sleeping pills b. Impaired near vision c. Slightly shaking hands d. Use of contact lenses ANS: A Antibiotic eyedrops are often needed every hour for the first 24 hours for corneal ulceration. The cli...

1. Problem type: Total daily dose calculation Medication: Oxycodone @ hospital Suppose Ms. Jones reports a pain rating greater than 4. For this pain rating, the prescriber’s order allows oxycodone, 5 mg, 1 tab, by mouth, every 4 hrs. Assume that for her first day of hospitalization, she takes all available doses in 24 hours. How many mg of oxycodonewill she have ingested? HINT Multiply the number of doses Ms. Jones would take in a single day by the number of tablets taken. SAMPLE SOLU...

NURSING 16954 (C47) CHAPTER 47: CARE OF PATIENTS WITH EYE AND VISION PROBLEMS IGNATAVICIUS: MEDICAL-SURGICAL NURSING, 8TH EDITION MULTIPLE CHOICE 1. A client has a corneal ulcer. What information provided by the client most indicates a potential barrier to home care? a. Chronic use of sleeping pills b. Impaired near vision c. Slightly shaking hands d. Use of contact lenses ANS: A Antibiotic eyedrops are often needed every hour for the first 24 hours for corneal ulceration. The cli...

Complex Math - Complex Doris Turner Med Math Questions & Answers Problem type: IV infusion rate + infusion pump Medication: azithromycin PROBLEM Suppose Mrs. Turner’s orders call for 500 mg of azithromycin to be administered intravenously for community­acquired pneumonia. The solution has been diluted to a concentration of 2 mg/mL and needs to be administered over 1 hour. 2. Problem type: Dosage calculation + Stock on hand Medication: venlafaxine PROBLEM Mrs. Turner’s daily medications incl...

1. Problem type: Total daily dose calculation Medication: Oxycodone @ hospital Suppose Ms. Jones reports a pain rating greater than 4. For this pain rating, the prescriber’s order allows oxycodone, 5 mg, 1 tab, by mouth, every 4 hrs. Assume that for her first day of hospitalization, she takes all available doses in 24 hours. How many mg of oxycodonewill she have ingested? HINT Multiply the number of doses Ms. Jones would take in a single day by the number of tablets taken. SAMPLE SOLU...

INTERMEDIATE MATH / TINA JONES MED MATH QUESTIONS Course NURSING 16954 Institution Liberty University 1. Problem type: Total daily dose calculation Medication: Oxycodone @ hospital Suppose Ms. Jones reports a pain rating greater than 4. For this pain rating, the prescriber’s order allows oxycodone, 5 mg, 1 tab, by mouth, every 4 hrs. Assume that for her first day of hospitalization, she takes all available doses in 24 hours. How many mg of oxycodonewill she have ingested? HINT Multiply th...