Which cues would the nurse use to determine a patient's safety needs? Select all that apply. Subjective data related to the patient's symptoms Patient's family history Subjective information about the patient's chief complaint Patient's history of exposures to environmental hazards Objective assess...
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Which cues would the nurse use to determine a patient's safety needs? Select all that apply. Subjective data related to the patient's symptoms Patient's family history Subjective information about the patient's chief complaint Patient's history of exposures to environmental hazards Object...
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Add to cartWhich cues would the nurse use to determine a patient's safety needs? Select all that apply. Subjective data related to the patient's symptoms Patient's family history Subjective information about the patient's chief complaint Patient's history of exposures to environmental hazards Object...
which factors related to medication errors are considered system errors? - answer-- communication of prescription - dispensing - product labeling, packaging and nomenclature At which times would the nurse perform medication reconciliation? - answer-- when a patient is discharged - when a pati...
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Add to cartwhich factors related to medication errors are considered system errors? - answer-- communication of prescription - dispensing - product labeling, packaging and nomenclature At which times would the nurse perform medication reconciliation? - answer-- when a patient is discharged - when a pati...
Which interview question about the urinary system focuses on the patient's symptoms? Has anyone in your family ever had kidney problems? Do you have difficulty starting your flow of urine? Have you ever had a urinary tract infection? How much coffee do you drink per day? - answer-Do you have ...
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Add to cartWhich interview question about the urinary system focuses on the patient's symptoms? Has anyone in your family ever had kidney problems? Do you have difficulty starting your flow of urine? Have you ever had a urinary tract infection? How much coffee do you drink per day? - answer-Do you have ...
7 rights of medication administration - answer-Right meds Right dose Right patient Right route Right time Right documentation Right Indication oral administration - answer-easiest, most desirable route protects from aspiration (liquid meds for children) pills, tablets, enterocoated tablet...
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Add to cart7 rights of medication administration - answer-Right meds Right dose Right patient Right route Right time Right documentation Right Indication oral administration - answer-easiest, most desirable route protects from aspiration (liquid meds for children) pills, tablets, enterocoated tablet...
Which cues are relevant to a hypothesis of Risk for Adverse Medication Interaction? SATA A. Has no primary health care provider. B. Reports using "any convenient pharmacy". C. Developed a rash after taking NSAID drug. D. Cannot state name or dose of medication taken. E. Reports taking va...
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Add to cartWhich cues are relevant to a hypothesis of Risk for Adverse Medication Interaction? SATA A. Has no primary health care provider. B. Reports using "any convenient pharmacy". C. Developed a rash after taking NSAID drug. D. Cannot state name or dose of medication taken. E. Reports taking va...
Which cues are relevant to a hypothesis of Risk for Adverse Medication Interaction? SATA A. Has no primary health care provider. B. Reports using "any convenient pharmacy". C. Developed a rash after taking NSAID drug. D. Cannot state name or dose of medication taken. E. Reports taking va...
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Add to cartWhich cues are relevant to a hypothesis of Risk for Adverse Medication Interaction? SATA A. Has no primary health care provider. B. Reports using "any convenient pharmacy". C. Developed a rash after taking NSAID drug. D. Cannot state name or dose of medication taken. E. Reports taking va...
Which cues would the nurse use to determine a patient's safety needs? SATA A. Subjective data related to the patient's symptoms B. Patient's family history C. Subjective information about the patient's chief complaint D. Patient's history of exposures to environmental hazards E. Objecti...
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Add to cartWhich cues would the nurse use to determine a patient's safety needs? SATA A. Subjective data related to the patient's symptoms B. Patient's family history C. Subjective information about the patient's chief complaint D. Patient's history of exposures to environmental hazards E. Objecti...
A patient has decreased gag reflex, left-sided weakness, and drooling. Which action will the nurse take when feeding the patient? a. position in semi-fowler head with chin down c. place food on the left side d. offer fruit juice - answer-b. prevents aspiration The patient who has been diag...
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Add to cartA patient has decreased gag reflex, left-sided weakness, and drooling. Which action will the nurse take when feeding the patient? a. position in semi-fowler head with chin down c. place food on the left side d. offer fruit juice - answer-b. prevents aspiration The patient who has been diag...
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