The top three drug classes for medication errors include the following EXCEPT:

You are called to assess a pregnant woman who is approximately 7 months pregnant. She states that her pregnancy has been uneventful but she is experiencing intermittent headaches. Her vital signs are pulse 118, respirations 22, blood pressure 138/88, and blood sugar 148. Which of the following is true regarding a pregnant woman?

A) Diabetes may be made worse during pregnancy. B) Her blood pressure is usually higher during pregnancy. C) Her respirations usually remain the same during pregnancy. D) Her pulse rate should be lower than normal.

After a 29-year-old male with chest pain is removed from the house by stretcher, the man's 7-year-old son throws a temper tantrum. His mother is embarrassed and states that he has not done this since he was 2 years old. Given the situation, your response would be:

A) "I would not be concerned. This is a stressful event he doesn't understand, and he may just be having trouble coping with it." B) "You really need to correct this behavior now so it does not happen in the hospital. They will make you take him home." C) "It may be wise to contact your pediatrician and let him know about the temper tantrum, it may be controllable with medications." D) "A 7-year-old is too old for this type of behavior. You may want to talk to his pediatrician."