The patient has just been started on an enteral feeding and has developed diarrhea after being on the feeding for 2 hours. What does the nurse suspect is the most likely cause of the diarrhea?

A: Schedule I drugs do not have the lowest abuse potential. They are classified as having the highest potential for abuse.

B: Schedule I drugs do not have a moderate abuse potential. They are considered to have a high potential for abuse and no accepted medical use.

C: Schedule I drugs do not have a mild abuse potential. They are classified as having the highest potential for abuse.

D: Schedule I drugs have the highest abuse potential and are not accepted for medical use in the United States. Examples include heroin and LSD.

A: Posting a “No Smoking” sign in the home is crucial for safety when using home oxygen. Oxygen can accelerate combustion, making even a small spark potentially dangerous. This sign serves as a constant reminder to avoid smoking and open flames near the oxygen source.

B: Attaching oxygen containers to a fixed object is important to prevent them from falling over and potentially causing damage or leaks. However, this is not the most critical instruction compared to ensuring no smoking around oxygen.

C: Storing spare oxygen tanks in a closet is not recommended. Oxygen tanks should be stored in a well-ventilated area to prevent the buildup of oxygen, which could increase the risk of fire.

D: Notifying the fire department that oxygen is used in the home is a good safety measure. It ensures that emergency responders are aware of the presence of oxygen, which can affect their approach in case of a fire. However, it is not as immediate a safety measure as posting a “No Smoking” sign.

E: Ensuring oxygen tubing is no longer than 60 feet in length is important to maintain adequate oxygen flow and prevent tripping hazards. However, this is a secondary safety measure compared to preventing smoking around oxygen.