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A patient has recently begun taking phenytoin (Dilantin)for a seizure disorder.The nurse notes a reddish-brown color to the patient's urine.Which action will the nurse take?
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The nurse is providing teaching to the parents of a 5-year-old child who will begin taking phenytoin (Dilantin).What information will the nurse include when teaching these parents about their child's medication?
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The nurse is caring for a patient who has been diagnosed with petit mal seizures.The nurse will anticipate teaching this patient about which antiepileptic medication?
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A patient who has epilepsy will begin an anticonvulsant medication.The patient asks the nurse how long the medication will be necessary.How will the nurse respond?
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The nurse is preparing to administer phenytoin to an 80-year-old patient and notes the following order: IVP phenytoin 50 mg.The nurse will perform which action?
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A parent expresses concern that a 5-year-old child may develop epilepsy because the child experienced a febrile seizure at age 18 months.What will the nurse tell this parent?
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A 25 year-old female patient will begin taking phenytoin for epilepsy.The patient tells the nurse she is taking oral contraceptives (OCPs).Which response will the nurse give?
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A patient will begin taking the antiepileptic drug ethosuximide (Zarontin)and asks the nurse whether to take the drug with or without food.The nurse will counsel the patient to take this medication
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A female patient who takes phenytoin for epilepsy becomes pregnant.The nurse will notify the patient's provider and will anticipate that the provider will take which action?
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A pregnant woman who is in labor has a blood pressure of 189/110 mm Hg and exhibits muscle contractions followed by jerking of her arms and legs.The nurse will prepare to administer which medication to this patient?
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A patient who takes phenytoin reports regular alcohol consumption.The nurse might expect a serum phenytoin level in this patient to be in which range?
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The nurse is preparing to assist with blood collection on a newly admitted patient who has been taking phenytoin for several years.The provider has ordered a complete blood count and liver function tests.Which other blood test will the nurse discuss with the provider?
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The nurse is performing a health history on a patient who is ordered to begin therapy with valproic acid (Depakote)to treat epilepsy.Which aspect of the patient's medical history will cause the nurse to be concerned?
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A parent of a child who has been taking valproic acid (Depakote)for several years calls the clinic to report a recent recurrence of seizures and states that the child is having 3 or 4 seizures per week.The nurse will perform which action?
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A patient is diagnosed with epilepsy and asks the nurse what may have caused this condition.The nurse explains that epilepsy is most often
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The nurse is preparing to administer phenytoin (Dilantin)to a patient who has a seizure disorder.The patient appears drowsy,and the nurse notes that the last random serum drug level was 18 mcg/mL.What action will the nurse take?
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The nurse provides teaching for a patient who will begin taking phenytoin.Which statement by the patient indicates understanding of the teaching?
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A woman who is pregnant is taking an anticonvulsant medication to treat a seizure disorder.The nurse will ensure that the patient takes which dietary supplement toward the end of her pregnancy?
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The nurse is caring for a patient who has a seizure disorder.The nurse notes that the patient has reddened gums that bleed when oral care is given.The nurse recognizes this finding as
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An intubated child is brought to the emergency department while having a seizure that has been progressing for 20 minutes.Which drug will the nurse anticipate administering to this patient?
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