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While preparing a client's routine 0800 medications, the nurse opens the medication packaging and discards in the trash prior to scanning the barcode label. Which action should the nurse implement?

Document the medication administration manually.

Override the medication system to obtain another dose.

Call the pharmacy to obtain the barcode number.

Recover the barcode packaging from the trash can.

Answer and Explanation

The Correct Answer is D

A. Documenting manually does not correct the issue with missing the barcode scan.

B. Overriding the medication system could bypass safety checks and is not appropriate in this situation.

C. Calling the pharmacy for the barcode number is not necessary if the packaging can be retrieved.

D. Recovering the barcode packaging from the trash can allows the nurse to properly scan the barcode, ensuring accurate medication administration and adherence to safety protocols.

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Correct Answer is B

Explanation

A. A respiratory rate of 35 breaths/minute can be normal for a 2-year-old, so it is not necessarily indicative of distress by itself.

B. Flaring of the nares is a sign of increased work of breathing and is an indication of respiratory distress, as the child is using accessory muscles to breathe.

C. Diaphragmatic respirations are typical for young children and not indicative of distress unless other signs are present.

D. Bilateral bronchial breath sounds do not necessarily indicate respiratory distress and could be normal depending on the context.

A. Store at room temperature. B. Administer with a meal. C. Crush to increase absorption. D. Take before bedtime.

Correct Answer is D

Explanation

A. Storing zolpidem at room temperature is appropriate, but it is not the primary educational point.

B. Zolpidem should be taken on an empty stomach to ensure optimal absorption, not with a meal.

C. Crushing zolpidem is not recommended as it can alter the drug's release and effectiveness.

D. Taking zolpidem before bedtime is correct as it is a sleep aid and should be taken when the client can go to sleep shortly after taking it.

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