What action does the nurse take during the intervention stage of the nursing process related to drug therapy? (Select all that apply)

Choice A rationale

While maintaining patient confidentiality is crucial, it does not address the immediate medical needs of the patient with chronic renal failure. The primary concern should be addressing the health implications of their condition and ensuring proper care coordination.

Choice B rationale

Administering medications ordered immediately is essential, but it is not the first priority without knowing the patient's current status and medical history. The nurse needs to ensure that the medications prescribed are appropriate for a patient with chronic renal failure.

Choice C rationale

Providing teaching about chronic renal failure is important for long-term management but is not the first priority upon admission. Immediate medical needs and communication with the care team take precedence in this acute care setting.

Choice D rationale

Calling the admitting physician immediately is the first priority. The primary care provider needs to be aware of the patient's diagnosis of chronic renal failure to adjust treatment plans accordingly. Immediate communication ensures that all healthcare professionals are on the same page regarding the patient's care. .

Choice A rationale

Ataxia is less commonly associated with opioids than other adverse effects.

Choice B rationale

Dysrhythmias are not typically associated with opioids.

Choice C rationale

Blurred vision isn't a major adverse effect of opioids.

Choice D rationale

Hypotension is a common adverse effect of opioid use and must be monitored.