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The nurse recognizes ten "rights" associated with giving medications to clients. Which are included in this group? (SELECT ALL THAT APPLY)

Dose

Documentation

Assessment

Prescriber

Room number

Answer and Explanation

Correct Answer : A,B,C

Choice A rationale: Dose is one of the "rights" associated with giving medications.

Choice B rationale: Documentation is crucial to ensuring accurate and safe medication administration.

Choice C rationale: Assessment is necessary to determine the appropriateness of the medication for the client.

Choice D rationale: Prescriber is not typically considered one of the "rights" in medication administration.

Choice E rationale: Room number is not typically considered one of the "rights" in medication administration.

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Correct Answer is C

Explanation

Choice A rationale: The normal stimulus to breathe is an increased carbon dioxide level, which stimulates the respiratory center in the brain.

Choice B rationale: Increased oxygen levels do not serve as the primary stimulus for breathing. The respiratory center is primarily responsive to carbon dioxide levels.

Choice C rationale: Increased carbon dioxide level is the correct stimulus for normal breathing.

Choice D rationale: Decreased oxygen level is not the primary stimulus for normal breathing.

A. Promotion of oxygenation by enhancing air circulation around wound B. Removal of nonviable tissue followed by a moist wound dressing C. Use of barrier cream and a foam dressing D. No treatment is necessary

Correct Answer is B

Explanation

Choice A rationale: Promotion of oxygenation by enhancing air circulation around the wound is not the primary treatment for a "yellow" wound.

Choice B rationale: Removal of nonviable tissue followed by a moist wound dressing is the expected treatment for a wound with yellow color, indicating the presence of slough (nonviable tissue).

Choice C rationale: Use of barrier cream and a foam dressing may be indicated for other types of wounds but may not address the specific issue of nonviable tissue in a "yellow" wound.

Choice D rationale: No treatment is necessary is not appropriate for a wound with evidence of nonviable tissue.

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