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Title: A client with a history of multiple allergies is prescribed a new anti-infective. At which time ... Post by: jiwoonater on Jan 24, 2018 A client with a history of multiple allergies is prescribed a new anti-infective. At which time should the nurse plan to monitor the client for an anaphylactic reaction?
1. Within 24 hours of receiving the first dose 2. Immediately after receiving the first dose 3. At any time while receiving the drug 4. Within one hour of receiving the first dose Title: A client with a history of multiple allergies is prescribed a new anti-infective. At which time ... Post by: sdisisharsha on Jan 24, 2018 Correct Answer: 3
Rationale 1: Anaphylactic reactions can be unpredictable. They can occur immediately after a drug is taken or can be delayed. The nurse needs to be prepared for a reaction at any time. Rationale 2: Anaphylactic reactions can be unpredictable. They can occur immediately after a drug is taken or can be delayed. The nurse needs to be prepared for a reaction at any time. Rationale 3: Anaphylactic reactions can be unpredictable. They can occur immediately after a drug is taken or can be delayed. The nurse needs to be prepared for a reaction at any time. Rationale 4: Anaphylactic reactions can be unpredictable. They can occur immediately after a drug is taken, or can be delayed. The nurse needs to be prepared for a reaction at any time. Global Rationale: Anaphylactic reactions can be unpredictable. They can occur immediately after a drug is taken or can be delayed. The nurse needs to be prepared for a reaction at any time. Title: A client with a history of multiple allergies is prescribed a new anti-infective. At which time ... Post by: jiwoonater on Jan 24, 2018 I hope they're paying you for this lol
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