51. When preparing and administering multiple medications by the parental route, what step should the nurse take first? 

62. Which of the following indicates to the nurse that the administration of a bronchodilator has been effective?

28. A client tells a nurse, “I have been having trouble sleeping and feel wide awake as soon as I get into bed.” Which strategy should the nurse teach the client to promote sleep? 

66.  A patient presents with a bacterial infection on the skin and soft tissues of the leg. The vernacular name of the etiological agent  of this infection is “flesh eating bacteria”.  What is the scientific name of this infection? (2pts) What is the name of the etiological agent (genus and species) (2pts).

63.  Name 4 mechanisms of microbial resistance to antimicrobial agents. (NOTE: not antibiotic abuse).

   49.  Which of these organisms is NOT a normal Microbiota in the large intestine?                   

57  A male patient presents with symptoms of gonorrhea, painful urination, and pus        discharge. He is treated with antibiotic Ceftriaxone but the symptoms persist.        The patient most likely has co-infection with:      

66.  The mechanism of action of Tetanus infection differs from that of Botulism infection.  Explain how they differ including the etiological agents and symptoms of the infection. 

21.      A 22-year old college student presents with fever, sore throat, swollen lymph nodes in the neck and general weakness.  The most likely diagnosis is:  

30.   Infection by which of the following results in the formation of Ghon complexes?