The Nurse Gives an Inaccurate Dose of Medication to a Patient.After

question 11

Multiple Choice

The nurse gives an inaccurate dose of medication to a patient.After assessment of the patient,the nurse completes an incident report.The nurse notifies the nursing supervisor of the medication error and calls the physician to report the occurrence.The nurse who administered the inaccurate medication understands that:

• A) the error will result in suspension.
• B) an incident report is optional for an event that does not result in injury.
• C) the error will be documented in her personnel file.
• D) risk management programs are not designed to assign blame.

Recognize the significance of chromosomal makeup in determining cellular characteristics and phases in the cell cycle.

Explain the process of DNA compaction within the nucleus.

Differentiate between necrosis and apoptosis and their implications in cellular health.

Identify and describe the stages of the eukaryotic cell cycle and factors influencing cell division.

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