Catapres(R) decreases stimulation of the GI tract and acts as a mild sedative. It is known as the only alpha-receptor drug used to treat a. Crohn's disease.
b. GERD
c. ulcerative colitis
d. vertigo

You are caring for a 52-year- old woman who has been prescribed a major antipsychotic (neuroleptic) agent. after explaining the potential side effect, the client refuses to take the medication. how would you feel about taking a major antipsychotic (neuroleptic) agent, realizing the many side effects that these medications can cause? for psychoactive medications to be effective, client adherence is essential. how would you respond to a client who continually fails to follow his or her medication regimen?

Describe three different things you can do to improve your cardiorespiratory fitness rating. do not give three different forms of exercise. exercise is considered one way.

Which of the following is the most appropriate use of a freer elevator? a. scrape cement b. clean instruments c. dissect periosteum d. retract tissue