Answer:
1. "I will report any abdominal distress."
Explanation:
Diuretic therapy is a type of therapy with the use of medicines (diuretics) that work on the functioning of the kidneys, interfering with the process of filtration and resorption of water and salts and increasing the amount of urine produced by the body. By enhancing urinary flow, diuretics favor the elimination of sodium, often responsible for cases of high blood pressure and heart and kidney failure.
It is common for patients undergoing this type of treatment to need some kind of supplement, however any abdominal discomfort or distress this patient feels should be immediately reported to the attending physician.
The right answer is False.
Although antidepressants gradually act over a period of 8 days to 3 weeks, they are indicated for the management of depression (and not psychotic symptoms).
Psychosis is a serious mental illness that causes severe disorders such as loss of contact with reality, delusional puffs (sudden delirium) or irrational ideas (absurd, unreasonable thoughts).
Depression is an illness that is characterized by great sadness, hopelessness or loss of motivation.
The treatment of depression and psychotic symptoms are not the same.
The answer would be A. I hope this helps, have a great day!!
B, be professional and polite
