Class I antiarrhythmics (that bind to sodium channels) include all the following except:
A. propranolol
B. lidocaine
C. moricizine
D. procainamide
a
Rationale: Propranolol is the only one of these agents that is not a Class I antiarrhythmic but is classified as a Class II agent (also known as a beta-adrenergic blocker).
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The evaluation report should make it clear to anyone reading it
A) The most likely path to recovery and how long it will take to achieve it B) How the client will be returned to independent function C) How the client is currently functioning D) The frame of reference used to guide the evaluation process
Which of the following is NOT true of the parenteral ROA?
A) Easily reversed if dosage is incorrect B) Quicker absorption and distribution C) Convenient for those who cannot take oral medications D) Varied rate of delivery