The patient presents to the emergency department and states, "I don't remember being bitten, but it looks like I have a spider bite on my foot." Upon assessment, the nurse notes cellulitis and a large boil that is subsequently lanced and drained. The nurse anticipates administering which antibiotic?
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The 30-year-old female patient presents to the emergency department complaining of double vision, bilateral facial drooping, diffuse muscle weakness, difficulty swallowing, and shallow respirations. The nurse anticipates administering which medication to confirm this patient’s diagnosis?
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The 32-week-gestation, 1.9 kg neonate has been prescribed intravenous ampicillin for concerns for sepsis. The dose is 150 mg/kg/d divided into 2 doses administered over 15 minutes. The pharmacy dispenses the medication in a 5 mL vial that contains 250 mg of medication. At what rate will the nurse program the medication to infuse? Round your answer to the nearest tenth decimal.
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