S3H4GI01

The GI System - Emetics and Antiemetics

 * //Roach, Chapter 47 (pages 522 - 529)**//

What is vomiting? media type="custom" key="4911557" What is an emetic? media type="custom" key="4911559" What is an antiemetic? media type="custom" key="4911563" When would an antiemetic be prescribed? media type="custom" key="4911571" What are the side effects of an antiemetic? media type="custom" key="4911575" What routes are used for antiemetics? media type="custom" key="4911577" What factors determine the appropriate route? media type="custom" key="4911579" What else would a nurse do besides administering an antiemetic? media type="custom" key="4911799" What are some other nursing considerations for persons receiving an antiemetic? media type="custom" key="4911789"

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