Order: Aripiprazole 15 mg PO q24hr

Available: Refer to the med label below

How many milliliters will you administer per dose? (Insert the numerical value only)

A. 100 mg:. The label clearly states that each capsule contains 25 mg of Indomethacin. There is no indication that multiple capsules are taken at once unless prescribed, so 100 mg is incorrect for a single capsule dosage.
B. 125 mg: This is not the indicated dose per capsule.
C. 25 mg: The label clearly indicates that each capsule contains 25 mg of Indomethacin. This is the correct dosage per capsule. Indomethacin is often available in 25 mg increments for safe titration and individualized dosing based on patient need.
D. 75 mg: While 75 mg is a common dosage form for some extended-release Indomethacin preparations, this particular label shows 25 mg immediate-release capsules. There is no mention of 75 mg on the drug label in this case.

A. "I should report a persistent cough to my provider.": A dry, persistent cough is a common side effect of ACE inhibitors like Lisinopril. Reporting this symptom is important, as the provider may consider switching to another class of antihypertensives if it becomes bothersome.
B. "I should take this medication as needed.": Lisinopril must be taken consistently every day to manage blood pressure effectively. Taking it only when symptoms are present is inappropriate and can lead to poor control and serious complications.
C. "I should expect to have facial swelling when taking this medication.": Facial swelling (angioedema) is a serious and potentially life-threatening adverse effect, not something to expect or tolerate. If it occurs, the medication should be stopped and medical help sought immediately.
D. "I should increase my intake of potassium-rich foods.": Lisinopril can increase serum potassium levels, leading to hyperkalemia. Clients should be advised to avoid excessive potassium intake and may need periodic lab monitoring.