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Abrams' clinical drug therapy : rationales for nursing practice

Geralyn Frandsen; Sandra Smith Pennington; Anne Collins Abrams

Chapter 25

Drug Therapy for Dysrhythmias - all with Video Answers

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Chapter Questions

Problem 1

A female patient in a cardiology unit has continuous telemetry monitoring. The monitor technician pages the health care team and reports that she has become tachycardic.
- What are the priority considerations of this new finding?
- What are the possible treatment options for this patient?
- What nursing care interventions decrease the risk of dysthythmias?
- What risk factors predispose this patient to the development of dysthythmias?

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Problem 1

A female patient in a cardiology unit has continuous telemetry monitoring. The monitor technician pages the health care team and reports that she has become tachycardic.
- What are the priority considerations of this new finding?
- What are the possible treatment options for this patient?
- What nursing care interventions decrease the risk of dysthythmias?
- What risk factors predispose this patient to the development of dysrhythmias?

Check back soon!