NCLEX item type mu Cognitive skill application 17 The nurse
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NCLEX item type mu Cognitive skill application 17 The nurse explained to the patient who recently un derwent radiation therapy about which factors that influence RINV Select all that apply 534 The treatment site The total dose delivered The dose of radiation delivered The number of cancer cells radiated 5 The previous development of nausea and 4 vomiting 1 2 1 Objective Compare the therapeutic classes of antiemetics with their uses NCLEX item type multiple choice Cognitive skill explain The nurse was talking with a patient who men tioned they heard that marijuana is used for nausea now and would like some for their symptoms What would be the best response by the nurse 547 You cannot have any marijuana It is illegal I will have to ask your doctor if it would be okay for you to have any 3 I heard it does not really help patients who are nauseated I would not recommend it 4 2 3 The active ingredient in marijuana has been made into a medication that your doctor may prescribe for you NCLEX item type multiple choice Cognitive skill compare 19 The nurse explains to the patient that most antiemet ic agents used to reduce nausea and vomiting from motion sickness are chemically related to what drug class 534 1 2 Analgesics 3 131 Antiepileptics Antihistamines 4 Anticoagulants NCLEX item type multiple response Cognitive skill classify 20 The nurse was considering the antiemetic medica tions available and understands that certain ones would be of benefit to give to the patient in scenario 2 Which options are available for control of nausea and vomiting with chemotherapy Select all that apply 535 1 2 3 4 Benzodiazepines e g lorazepam diazepam Corticosteroids e g dexamethasone Antihistamines e g diphenhydramine meclizine Neurokinin 1 antagonists e g aprepitant fosaprepitant 5 Serotonin antagonists e g ondansetron