Question

1. what is an important safety measure for a person on alzheimers disease and dementia medications?

monitor for diarrhea or constipation
monitor for joint pain and muscle soreness.
implement seizure precautions
monitor for urinary urgency and frequency

1. keenan uses several inhaled medications to manage asthma. what side effects might he experience?

diarrhea and gas
rapid pulse and nervousness
weakness and fatigue
frequent urination and urgency

1. a person in your care is taking a cold medication that combines a pain reliever, a decongestant, and an antihistamine. what is a side effect that you should watch for?

increased appetite
dry mouth, nose, or throat
diarrhea or loose stools
muscle and joint pain

Explanation:

1. Some Alzheimer's and dementia medications can lower the seizure - threshold, so seizure precautions are important. Diarrhea/constipation, joint pain/muscle soreness, and urinary urgency/frequency are not the most characteristic safety - related concerns.
2. Inhaled asthma medications, especially those containing beta - agonists, can cause a rapid pulse and nervousness. Diarrhea and gas, weakness and fatigue, and frequent urination and urgency are not typical side - effects of asthma inhalers.
3. Cold medications with antihistamines often cause dry mouth, nose, or throat. Increased appetite, diarrhea or loose stools, and muscle and joint pain are not common side - effects of such combinations.

Answer:

1. Implement seizure precautions
2. Rapid pulse and nervousness
3. Dry mouth, nose, or throat