When Reconstituting a Medication from a Powder, the Nurse Will

question 27

Multiple Choice

When reconstituting a medication from a powder, the nurse will: (Select all that apply.)

• A) confirm the type of diluent required.
• B) use only a 23-gauge needle to inject a reconstituted medication.
• C) thoroughly mix solute with diluent.
• D) roll the solute between hands to warm powder.
• E) label the medication as to the amount of medication per volume after dilution.

Understand the concept and implications of the third-variable problem in research.

Comprehend the ethical considerations in psychological research, including informed consent and the use of deception.

Recognize the importance of internal and external validity in research studies.

Grasp the concept of statistical significance and its role in interpreting research findings.

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Definitions:

Shortage

At a given price, the amount by which quantity demanded exceeds quantity supplied; a shortage usually forces the price up.

Low-Calorie Substitutes

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Saccharin

An artificial sweetener used as a sugar substitute, known for its zero-calorie content but with a somewhat bitter aftertaste.

Aspartame

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