A nurse accidently administers metformin instead of metoprolol to a client. Which of the following actions should the nurse take?
Check the client's glucose level.
Monitor the client's thyroid function levels.
Collect the client's uric acid level.
Obtain the client's HDL level.
The Correct Answer is A
Metformin is a glucose lowering agent that could lead to hypoglycemia in non-diabetics B,C,D- Metformin has no effect on thyroid function, uric acid and HDL levels
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Correct Answer is B
Explanation
Septic shock is a state of reduced intravascular volume due to extravasation of plasma. It is caused by systemic infections that lead to inflammation and increased leakage in blood vessels. It presents with hypotension, and persistent hypotension indicates that the infusion rate is not addressing the shock status.
A, C, D- These are adverse effects that can be observed with dopamine and could be worsened by increasing the infusion rate.
Correct Answer is D
Explanation
The term PRN stands for when needed which does not state the specific circumstances under which the medication should be given. It is therfore, important to confirm tis to ensure safe administration of the medication
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