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- 11.Take the tray at patient’s bedside. Verify the patient’s identity. a. Check name on patient’s identification band b. Ask patient to state his/her name c. Verify patient’s identification with a staff member who knows the patient.The image below is a patient instruction/signa containing abbreviations. Transcribe the signa to make it understandable to the patient and answer the other questions related to it. Maalox 30 mL po ac and at hs 1. Transcribe the Signa * Type your answer in sentence form. 2. How many tbsp are equivalent to 30 mL? 3. If the patient asks what is the use of the drug, what should be your answer? (Ctul) - A-allergy Corticosteroid Mydriatic Anticonvulsant Antacid Antibacterial Choices:1. Create CHART (C-omplaint, H-istory, A-ssessment, R-x - Drugs, T-reatment) documentation for the patient. 2. The discharge goal for the patient? Create discharge instructions for the patient using METHOD. (M-edications, E-nvironment, T-reatment, H-ealth teaching, O-ut patient referral, D-iet) see photo for reference Thank you so much!
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