Therapy with probenecid.
Q71) A client with chronic gout has been taking colchicine for several months and is admitted for acute gout pain. The prescriber plans to begin therapy with probenecid. What will the nurse do?
(a) Give the medication as ordered and observe the client for gastrointestinal side effect
(b) Request an order to lower the dose of the colchicine
(c) Restrict the client’s fluid intake to minimize the risk of renal injury
(d) Suggest delaying probenecid therapy until the acute episode has subsided
(e) Suggest delaying probenecid therapy until the acute episode has subsided
Q74) The nurse is caring for a client receiving intravenous acyclovir. To prevent nephrotoxicity. What is the nurse’s best action?
(a) Hydrate the client during the infusion and after the infusion
(b) Increase the client’s intake of foods rich in vitamin C.
(c) Monitor urinary output every 30 minute
(d) Provide a low-protein diet for one day
(e) Provide a low-protein diet for one day before and two days after the acyclovir infusion
