A 3-month-old infant has a hypercyanotic (“tet spell”/ “blue spells”) spell. What should be the nurse’s first action?

You are the staff nurse who is responsible for reviewing and verifying all medications on the medication administration record (MAR) before you administer any timed or PRN medications to your client on today’s date. In the box below, please: List any error(s) you find. For each error, explain what actions you (as the nurse) would take. Use the following format: Medication, Identified Error, Who would you contact for the resolution (provider, pharmacy, medical records) Use bullet points Pay attention to and indicate all items that were stressed in the video and lab. MED MAR 24.png    

A 9-month-old infant diagnosed with Tetralogy of Fallot (TOF) becomes severely agitated during a venipuncture attempt. The nurse observes sudden hyperpnea, deep cyanosis, and severe lethargy. Whichaction should the nurse take FIRST?

Which of the following structural defects is NOT included in Tetralogy of Fallot?

While collecting a blood specimen, the tech notices the glass collection tube is cracked. Which action should she take?

What is the generic name for Lasix? [BLANK-1]

In the even of a body fluid splashing you in the eye, the first thing to do is 

Match each hazard with the color of the hazard emblem

What lab value is monitored if a client is on Warfarin? [BLANK-1]

In the event of a needlestick, the first thing to do is