An antibiotic has been ordered. The dose is 500 mg by mouth four time per day for 10 days. The client is unable to swallow pills. The oral solution available is 125 mg/5 mL. How many mL of medication should the client take per dose? Record your answer to the nearest whole number only

Which of the following clinical manifestations would the nurse correlate with a client diagnosed with renal cancer?

Which of the following antibiotics would the nurse administer to a client diagnosed with gonorrhea?

Describe TWO pathways explaining how environmental factors (as discussed in course content) affect human health. In other words, what environmental factors or conditions lead to disease or other health problems and what is the (often multi-step) relationship between the factor and the specific health issue?

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Imagine that the year is 1905, and you are talking to a person who is repeatedly sneezing and coughing. You would be potentially at risk for contracting which one of the following diseases from that person? (You may assume you have not been previously infected with any of these diseases.)

The nurse has received orders to administer Cefotetan 2g IV over 30 minutes to a patient diagnosed with PID. The pharmacy sends Cefotetan 2g in 50mL NS. What is the rate of infusion in mL/hr for this order? Enter the number only.

Which of the following is not a neuroendocrine organ?

Find the indicated critical z value.Find the critical value zα/2 that corresponds to a 94% confidence level.

Which information will the nurse teach a client who has been newly diagnosed with Graves’ disease?