A client who had a stroke is experiencing left-sided facial weakness. The nurse is reviewing the client’s morning medications and verifies the client is to receive two pills. What procedure is most important to maintain safe medication administration?

Consider the following scenario within the context of the Health Action Approach theoretical framework. Megan has not exercised regularly before but has decided to begin a new exercise program. Although she knows the workouts will be challenging, she is confident that she is capable of successfully initiating the new program.  Megan can be described as having high:

The nurse has a client who requires their medication administration via a nasogastric tube. Which statement describes the appropriate procedure related to the use of this device?

The nurse is reviewing the medication order below answer each question using the order and medication label. Order: Cefazolin 300mg intramuscular every 8 hours Available: Cefazolin label.png What type of diluent will the nurse add? [BLANK-1] What amount of the diluent will the nurse add?  [BLANK-2] mL How many mL would the nurse administer with each dose? (Round to the nearest tenth.) [BLANK-3] mL

The healthcare provider orders 150 mg Wellbutrin PO daily. Available is Wellbutrin 300 mg tablets. How many tablet(s) will the nurse administer per dose?  _______________________ tab(s)

Which statement best describes disinfection?

The nurse is at the bedside and preparing to administer a prescribed medication to the client. Which are examples of acceptable identifiers the nurse may use to verify the client’s identify? (Select all that apply.)

The nurse is to administer a medication using the correct client rights. What rights should the nurse use when administering medication to the client? (Select all that apply.)

Match the appropriate response or action to injection site.

What types of precautions require gloves?