A nurse in a health care provider’s office is reviewing lab results and notes a phenytoin level was drawn.

Which level would the nurse consider as therapeutic documentation?

The nurse has given 800mg of a medication that has an 8-hour half-life. How much of the medication will remain in the client's body 24 hours after administration if no additional medication is given?

Which statement made by the nurse explains the rationale for the use of donepezil for clients diagnosed with Alzheimer's dementia?

The nurse is administering valproic acid to a client for seizures and finds a serum range for valproic acid of 130 mcg/mL. What does the nurse anticipate the provider will do?

A nurse is aware that an accidental administration of a dose greater than recommended is most likely to result in what negative consequence?

A client taking phenytoin suddenly develops hives. The nurse understands which of the following explains this occurrence.

A teenager was brought into the emergency room following a lorazepam overdose. What antidote would the nurse expect to administer?

A client with dementia who was taking olanzapine was recently prescribed chlorpromazine for hiccups. The client is currently experiencing high fever, unstable blood pressure, increased confusion, and rigidity. What does the nurse suspect?

The client diagnosed with Parkinson's disease has been taking carbidopa/levodopa for two years. The client states symptoms are worsening. The health care provider added the prescription donepezil to the client's daily routine. Which information should the nurse teach the client?

Which common adverse effects of fluoxetine will you include in your health teaching? (Select all that apply.)

What discharge teaching should a client with epilepsy receive when starting clonazepam three times daily? (Select all that apply.)