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QUESTION 1 The nurse is reviewing orders for a patient admitted and sees an order for Drug "Y". The patient symptomatic experiences include problems walking up the stairs or lifting objects due to muscle weakness, facial paralysis, fatigue and drooping of eyelids. a) Briefly describe the disease this patient is suffering from. objo b) Identify Drug "Y" and the class to which this drug belongs. O 10 c) Discuss the mechanism of action of Drug "Y" in treating this patient disease. | Isio d) Provide four (4) client teachings the nurse would offer to this patient while he's on Drug "Y" therapy. e) Three (3) days following his discharge from the hospital, the patient returned to the emergency room with symptoms of severe vomiting, bloody diarrhea, difficulty breathing (bronchospasm) and worsening of muscle weakness. Account for this patient's return visit to the emergency room, based on his symptomatic experiences.

QUESTION 1 The nurse is reviewing orders for a patient admitted and sees an order for Drug "Y". The patient symptomatic experiences include problems walking up the stairs or lifting objects due to muscle weakness, facial paralysis, fatigue and drooping of eyelids. a) Briefly describe the disease this patient is suffering from. objo b) Identify Drug "Y" and the class to which this drug belongs. O 10 c) Discuss the mechanism of action of Drug "Y" in treating this patient disease. | Isio d) Provide four (4) client teachings the nurse would offer to this patient while he's on Drug "Y" therapy. e) Three (3) days following his discharge from the hospital, the patient returned to the emergency room with symptoms of severe vomiting, bloody diarrhea, difficulty breathing (bronchospasm) and worsening of muscle weakness. Account for this patient's return visit to the emergency room, based on his symptomatic experiences.

Phlebotomy Essentials
Phlebotomy Essentials
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QUESTION 1 The nurse is reviewing orders for a patient admitted and sees an order for Drug "Y". The patient symptomatic experiences include problems walking up the stairs or lifting objects due to muscle weakness, facial paralysis, fatigue and drooping of eyelids. a) Briefly describe the disease this patient is suffering from. objo b) Identify Drug "Y" and the class to which this drug belongs. O 10 c) Discuss the mechanism of action of Drug "Y" in treating this patient disease. | Isio d) Provide four (4) client teachings the nurse would offer to this patient while he's on Drug "Y" therapy. e) Three (3) days following his discharge from the hospital, the patient returned to the emergency room with symptoms of severe vomiting, bloody diarrhea, difficulty breathing (bronchospasm) and worsening of muscle weakness. Account for this patient's return visit to the emergency room, based on his symptomatic experiences.
Transcribed Image Text:QUESTION 1 The nurse is reviewing orders for a patient admitted and sees an order for Drug "Y". The patient symptomatic experiences include problems walking up the stairs or lifting objects due to muscle weakness, facial paralysis, fatigue and drooping of eyelids. a) Briefly describe the disease this patient is suffering from. objo b) Identify Drug "Y" and the class to which this drug belongs. O 10 c) Discuss the mechanism of action of Drug "Y" in treating this patient disease. | Isio d) Provide four (4) client teachings the nurse would offer to this patient while he's on Drug "Y" therapy. e) Three (3) days following his discharge from the hospital, the patient returned to the emergency room with symptoms of severe vomiting, bloody diarrhea, difficulty breathing (bronchospasm) and worsening of muscle weakness. Account for this patient's return visit to the emergency room, based on his symptomatic experiences.
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