A nurse is administering naloxone to a client who has developed an adverse reaction to morphine.
The nurse should identify which of the following findings is a therapeutic effect of naloxone?

The nurse who caused the error is responsible for completing an incident report. An incident report is a tool for documenting any event that deviates from the standard of care or causes harm to a client, staff member, or visitor. The purpose of an incident report is to improve quality and safety, not to assign blame or punish anyone. The nurse who caused the error should fill out the report as soon as possible after the event, providing factual and objective information.

A. The quality improvement committee is not directly involved in the incident and does not complete the report. The committee may review the report later to identify trends and areas for improvement.

B. The charge nurse is not responsible for completing the report, although they may assist or supervise the nurse who caused the error.The charge nurse may also notify the provider and other relevant staff members about the incident.

C.The nurse who caused the error may be involved in providing details and information about the incident, but the nurse who discovers the error is the one responsible for completing the incident report to ensure that all relevant information is accurately documented.

D. It is crucial for the nurse who discovers the error to complete the incident report to ensure that all relevant details are accurately documented. This allows for a thorough investigation and implementation of corrective actions to prevent future errors.

Acetaminophen is contraindicated in patients with severe hepatic impairment or severe active liver disease1 and should be used with caution in patients with hepatic impairment or active liver disease. Alcohol use disorder can cause liver damage and increase the risk of acetaminophen toxicity.

Choice A is wrong because hepatitis B vaccine within the last week is not a contraindication for receiving acetaminophen.

There is no evidence that acetaminophen interferes with the immune response to the vaccine or causes adverse effects.

Choice B is wrong because chronic kidney disease is not a contraindication for receiving acetaminophen.

Acetaminophen is mainly metabolized by the liver and has minimal renal excretion.

However, patients with chronic kidney disease should consult their doctor before taking acetaminophen as they may have other conditions that affect its use.

Choice C is wrong because diabetes mellitus is not a contraindication for receiving acetaminophen.

Acetaminophen does not affect blood glucose levels or interact with oral antidiabetic drugs.

However, patients with diabetes mellitus should consult their doctor before taking acetaminophen as they may have other conditions that affect its use.