Which of the following statements is true concerning the pharmacokinetics of aspirin?

While reviewing the care plan with a non-English-speaking client who frequently nods during the discussion, what should the nurse do next?

The mechanism of action of nonopioid analgesics is due to

Pete P. is a 45-year-old man who is new to the dental practice. He reports pain from his periodontal debridement last week and wants a prescription for pain medication. He needed nitrous oxide and a pre-appointment anxiolytic before allowing the dental hygienist to proceed with treatment. He states on his medical history that he takes a baby aspirin to prevent heart disease, a multivitamin, and Xanax for anxiety. He also notes on his health history that he is a recovering alcoholic. The dentist writes a prescription for 800 mg of ibuprofen, but Pete tells his physician that ibuprofen does not work for him and that only OxyContin works for his pain. If Pete were to suffer an overdose of OxyContin, which drug should be administered immediately?

Alcohol consumption stimulates the breakdown of acetaminophen, thereby decreasing the toxic potential of acetaminophen use.

Which of the following NSAIDs is the drug of choice for treating a nursing woman?

  Refer to the drug label above: The dose ordered is Phenytoin Capsules 100mg. How much would the nurse administer? _______

  Refer to the drug label above: The dose ordered is Ondansetron 8mg. How much would the nurse administer? _______

     Refer to the drug label above: The dose ordered is Atropine Sulfate Injection 150 mcg. How much would the nurse administer? _______

  Refer to the drug label above: The dose ordered is Procainamide 0.4 mg. How much would the nurse administer? _______