Interpret and spell the abbreviation: qh

A. Using combination therapy may be beneficial in some cases but is not the first step in ensuring the most appropriate drug is chosen for a specific pathogen.

B. Obtaining sensitivity testing is essential to determine the specific antibiotic to which the pathogen is susceptible, ensuring effective treatment.

C. Checking client allergies is important to prevent adverse reactions but does not directly address whether the chosen drug is appropriate for the pathogen.

D. Evaluating the bactericidal effects is part of assessing the treatment's effectiveness, but it should follow sensitivity testing to determine the correct medication.

A. Liver failure does not have a direct contraindication with bronchodilators, though careful monitoring is needed.

B. Renal failure is not a direct contraindication for bronchodilator use; however, kidney function can affect drug metabolism and clearance.

C. Respiratory failure may necessitate bronchodilator therapy rather than caution, especially in conditions like COPD or asthma where bronchodilators are crucial for management.

D. Heart failure requires caution with bronchodilators because they can lead to increased heart rate and blood pressure, potentially exacerbating heart failure symptoms or leading to arrhythmias.