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azt3cqu33n azt3cqu33n
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6 years ago
A nursing student is preparing to give a medication that has a black box warning. The student asks the nurse what this means. What will the nurse explain about black box warnings?
 
  a. They indicate that a drug should not be given except in life-threatening circumstances.
  b. They provide detailed information about the adverse effects of the drug.
  c. They alert prescribers to ways to mitigate potential harm from side effects.
  d. They provide information about antidotes in the event toxicity occurs.
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yoi
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6 years ago
ANS: C
Black box warnings are used to alert providers to potential side effects and to ways to prevent or reduce harm from these side effects. The black box warning is placed on any drug that, although useful, has serious side effects; this is a way to keep drugs on the market while protecting patients. Many of these drugs are used in situations that are not life threatening. The black box warning provides a concise summary and not a detailed explanation of drug side effects. The black box warning does not include antidotes to toxicity.
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6 years ago
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