Technician A says that all engines have specific timing marks that must be aligned during engine assembly. Technician B says that all timing marks on all engines are exactly the same and easy to identify. Who is correct?

The nurse is teaching a client strategies to prevent medication errors. Which question should the nurse prioritize?  

A nurse is admitting a patient who reports, “I’m allergic to penicillin.” Before administering any antibiotics, what question should the nurse ask next?

Technician A says that when an engine is replaced it is necessary to reuse all the original parts removed during engine removal regardless of condition to save the customer money on the job. Technician B says that any part removed during engine removal that looks questionable should be replaced  to ensure the new engine does not have a premature failure. Who is correct? 

A client has been taking a new medication for one month. Which statement by the client indicates that the medication teaching was effective?

The nurse is teaching a client strategies to prevent medication errors. Which question should the nurse prioritize?  

 The nurse is preparing to administer medications to a pregnant client. Which classification of drugs should the nurse refuse to administer? 

A client with complex health needs takes a large number of medications. In order to reduce the likelihood of drug-food interactions, the nurse should encourage the client to:

The care provider has prescribed intravenous hydromorphone, an opioid, for a client using a client-controlled analgesia (PCA) pump. The nurse is aware that this drug has a high abuse potential. Under what category would hydromorphone be classified? 

Engine brake system retarding power flow is limited to drive axles.