Which Aspect of Intravenous Therapy Could the Nurse Safely Assign

question 4

Multiple Choice

Which aspect of intravenous therapy could the nurse safely assign to the assistive personnel (AP) ?

• A) Watching the IV insertion site of the client who complained of pain at the site
• B) Changing the IV site dressing on the client's left hand
• C) Reporting client's complaints of pain or leakage from the IV site when bathing the client
• D) Replacing client's IV solution when bag runs dry if it is only D₅W without medications added

Understand the concepts of prejudice, discrimination, stereotypes, and racism, including their manifestations and consequences.

Identify the mechanisms of institutional discrimination and the role of policies and practices in perpetuating it.

Recognize the impact of social constructions of race on individuals and societies.

Understand the difference between individual and systemic forms of discrimination and racism.

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Definitions:

Antipsychotic Medication

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Dopamine Activity

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Schizophrenic Symptoms

Manifestations associated with schizophrenia, including hallucinations, delusions, disorganized speech, and impaired social or occupational functioning.

L-dopa

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