Mr. Jay is 72 y. O. And in a nursing home. He is alert and well-oriented, but has partial paralysis of his left leg. The nurses want his bedrails up at night because he is very unsteady on his feet, especially when not fully awake. But Mr. Jay was a POW in Vietnam and does NOT want the bedrails up. He signs a written refusal for the bedrails, agreeing that the nurses are not liable if he falls. The nurses move him to the room across from the nurses station, put the bed in the lowest position possible and keep the light on at night. Eight weeks later, Mr. Jay falls but is not seriously injured. • Legal, ethical, both or neither?

Chris has a thrombotic disorder which class of medications would his doctor prescribe to inhibit the thrombosis

Which example is a indication of stress a. becoming more alert b. narrowing air passages c. slowing down if the heartbeat d. decreasing blood sugar with adrenaline

Drug categories matching. match the term in column 1 with the associated term in column 2. antihistamine antipsychotic analgesic antidiabetic anticholinergic beta-agonists anti-alzheimer ssri antianxiety corticosteroid cytotoxic antifungal antiviral quinolone cephalosporin rapid-acting insulin antiemetics anti-acidity antihyperlipidemics vasodilators antiarrhythmics calcium channel blockers beta blockers angiotensin ii receptor blockers diuretics digitalis preparations antiosteoporosis drug antiplatelet drug local anesthesia ipratropium simvastatin aricept dolasetron ciprofloxacin digoxin aripiprazole sotalol acyclovir valsartan hydralazine nsaid