The nurse administers intravenous vancomycin (vancomycin) to a client through a peripheral intravenous catheter. The client reports dizziness and chills. The nurse observes flushed skin. Which is the best description of these findings?

The nurse performs a health history on a client in an outpatient center. The client reports, “I took the drug tetracycline for and infection when I was 4 years old.” The nurse knows the client is at risk to develop which complication?

White blood cells that release histamine and heparin at the site of injury are:

Every blood cell (except lymphocytes) comes from the ________ stem cell

The nurse instructs a client about home administration of medications. The client asks about appropriate beverages to drink with the medications. Which beverage is most likely to cause a food-drug interaction?

The blood type that is considered the Universal Donor is:

The process of fibrinolysis:

The cardiovascular centers of the brain are located at the base of the brainstem in the:

The Hypothalamus controls secretions of the anterior lobe of the pituitary gland by way of:

The nurse administers penicillin for the treatment of a moderate systemic infection. Which finding indicates a therapeutic response to the treatment?