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A client has been receiving moxalactam (Moxam) 800 mg IV for septicemia. He is now ready for discharge. Which discharge instructions would be most appropriate for the nurse to give?

A. Do not drink any alcohol for at least three days after discharge.
B. Report any shortness of breath to your physician immediately.
C. Be sure to continue taking the Moxam (P.O.) until the entire prescription is gone.
D. Drink extra fluids for at least one week to help prevent kidney damage from the IV Moxam.



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Explains why Barbara's infection didn't respond to oxacillin, why the port and catheter were removed, and possible diagnoses for her condition.


Explanation:

The port and catheter were removed by the physician to eliminate the potential source of infection, as they can serve as entry points for bacteria, especially in the case of drug-resistant strains like MRSA.

Barbara's infection did not respond to oxacillin therapy due to the presence of methicillin-resistant Staphylococcus aureus (MRSA), a type of bacteria that is not susceptible to oxacillin or other penicillin-like antibiotics.

Possible diagnoses for Barbara's condition include sepsis caused by MRSA, leading to organ failure and eventually death despite aggressive treatment.


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