A Nurse Manager Is Discussing Medication Errors with a Group

question 13

Multiple Choice

A nurse manager is discussing medication errors with a group of nurses. Which statement by the nurses indicates the teaching was effective?

• A) A nurse who observes the five rights will prevent all medication errors from occurring.
• B) Nurses are always liable when a medication error occurs.
• C) Handwritten orders are more frequently associated with medication errors than are typed orders.
• D) An incorrect dose (based on weight) is ordered, dispensed, and administered to a client. The administering nurse and ordering clinician would be the only parties held accountable.

Understand the client's role in assessment and planning processes.

Understand the concept of net working capital and factors that influence its calculation.

Describe the difference between temporary and permanent working capital.

Identify and explain the components of net working capital.

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