1. The nurse is reviewing a recent physician/practitioner order and one of the 7 required parts...

1. The nurse is reviewing a recent physician/practitioner order and one of the 7 required parts of the order have not been written, what is the appropriate nursing response?

2. What are the four questions which must be answered by every nurse when researching a drug BEFORE administration?

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A nurse cannot continue the administration if anything from the prescription of a practitioner is missing and nurse responsibility before administration of any drug.

Nightingale answered 1 year ago

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