Reduce neonatal drug exposure correct answer a reduce

reduce neonatal drug
exposure.
Correct
Answer:
A.
reduce neonatal drug
exposure.
Response
Feedback
:
One of the methods used to reduce neonatal drug exposure is to
schedule drug therapy just after breast-feeding or before the
infant goes to sleep for several hours. A drug's half-life helps to
determine when breast-feeding can begin again. Assessing the
blood concentration of the drug and the drug's potential adverse
effects helps to determine the safest drug possible.
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Question 39
1 out of 1 points
A male patient is taking finasteride for BPH. Which of the following will the
nurse evaluate at each clinic visit?
Selected
Answer:
A.
Urinary elimination
patterns
Correct
Answer:
A.
Urinary elimination
patterns
Response
Feedback:
It is important to assess the patient's urinary patterns in order
to gauge a therapeutic effect. Changes in serum cholesterol
levels, bone growth, and hemoglobin levels are not associated
with finasteride therapy.
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Question 40
1 out of 1 points
A patient is receiving radiotherapy for an overactive thyroid gland and
asks whether her milk is safe for her baby. If her treatment cannot be
discontinued, what should the nurse recommend?
Selected
Answer:
D.

Advise her to discard her breast milk in a biohazard container,
as it is unsafe for the baby.
Correct
Answer:
D.
Advise her to discard her breast milk in a biohazard container,
as it is unsafe for the baby.
Response
Feedback
:
A breast-feeding woman who is receiving any radioactive
compounds should pump her breasts during the time that breast
milk is radioactive and discard the milk into a biohazard
container designed for radioactive materials. Breast-feeding can
resume when the drug is stopped and the breast milk contains
no radioactivity. It is not the role of the nurse to recommend
alternative medication.