The nurse teaches the client with angina about the common expected side effects of nitroglycerin, including *1 pointA. HeadacheB. High blood pressureC. Shortness of breathD. Stomach cramps

As initial step in treating a client with angina, the physician prescribes nitroglycerin tablets, 0.3 mg given sublingually. This drug’s principal effects are produced by:*1 pointa. Antispasmodic effects on the pericardiumb. Vasodilation of peripheral vasculaturec. Causing an increased myocardial oxygend. Improved conductivity in the myocardium

The nurse is teaching a patient diagnosed with aortic stenosis appropriate strategies for attempting to relieve the symptom of angina without drugs. What should the nurse teach the patient?*1 pointA) To eat a small meal before taking nitroglycerinB) To drink a glass of milk before taking nitroglycerinC) To engage in 15 minutes of light exercise before taking nitroglycerinD) To rest and relax before taking nitroglycerin

our order reads as follows: Nitroglycerin 0.3 mg SL every five minutes prn chest pain. How are you giving this medication?

The nurse is caring for a client who is receiving prescribed quetiapine. Which of the following findings would indicate the client has an adverse effect? Select all that apply.FeverDrowsinessStooped postureShuffling gaitIncreased appetite

A client is taking VARDENAFIL [Levitra]. Which of the following is a major side effect when this drug is taken with NITRATES? *1 pointA. Penile dysfunctionB. Severe pallorC. Continued alertnessD. Fatal hypotension