What Nursing Intervention Is Most Effective in Preventing Injury to a Patient

question 33

Multiple Choice

What nursing intervention is most effective in preventing injury to a patient following administration of epidural anesthesia?

• A) Keeping the reversal agent in a syringe in the patient's bedside table
• B) Applying a gauze dressing to the epidural catheter insertion site
• C) Labeling the tubing that leads to the epidural catheter
• D) Asking the nursing assistive personnel to check on the patient at least once every 2 hours

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Know the key legislation addressing workplace safety and health hazards in the U.S.

Recognize the visibility and nature of workplace hazards.

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