hard · NCLEX-RN pharmacology
The nurse analyzes the client's clinical and laboratory findings. Complete the clinical statement by selecting the correct options from the drop-down menus. The client's rising serum creatinine and potassium levels are indicative of acute kidney injury and electrolyte imbalance secondary to [Drop-down 1] cyclosporine blood levels, driven by the CYP3A4 enzyme-inhibiting effect of [Drop-down 2].
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