HELP PLEASE In which of the following cases was the MinimumNecessary Standard followed?a)A doctor asked for the patient's DOB andthe doctor just gave them the medicalrecord.b) A provider needed to know themedication a patient was taking so shelooked at the 'prescriptions andmedications' section and then closed theprogram.c)A nurse looked up the EMR for her ex-boyfriend who came to the hospital.d)The doctor wanted to know where thepatient was born so she looked throughthe entire medical record.OO

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A patient with type 2 diabetes is scheduled for magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) with contrast dye. The nurse reviews the orders and notices that the patient is receiving metformin (Glucophage). Which action by the nurse is appropriate?a) Proceed with the MRI as scheduled.b) Notify the radiology department that the patient is receiving metformin.c) Expect to hold the metformin the day of the test and for 48 hours after the test is performed.d )Call the prescriber regarding holding the metformin for 2 days before the MRI is performed
A nurse administers the wrong medication to a patient and thepatient is harmed. The physician who ordered the medicationdid not read the documentation that the patient was allergicto the drug. Which statement is true regarding liability for theadministration of the wrong medication?a. The nurse is not responsible, because the nurse was merelyfollowing the doctor’s orders.b. Only the nurse is responsible, because the nurse actuallyadministered the medication.c. Only the physician is responsible, because the physicianactually ordered the drug.d. Both the nurse and the physician are responsible for theirrespective actions.
The nurse is reviewing the drug history of a patient, and during the interview the patient asks, “Why are some drugs over-thecounter and others are not?” The nurse keeps in mind that criteria for over-the-counter status include: (Select all that apply.) a) The condition must be diagnosed by a health care provider. b) The benefits of correct usage of the drug outweigh the risks. c )The drug has limited interaction with other drugs. d) The drug is easy to use. e )The drug company sells OTC drugs at lower prices
A 17-year-old college student calls the emergency department(ED) and tells the nurse that she was raped by a professor.She wants to come to the ED but only if the nurse can assureher that they will not call her parents. What should be thenurse’s first priority?a. Getting the patient into a safe environment and mobilizingsupport for her. b. Encouraging the student to disclose the name of the pro-fessor so that his predatory behavior will be stopped. c. Convincing the student to be assessed for pregnancy, STIs,or other complications.d. Convincing the student to tell her parents so that she canreceive their support.
The nurse is preparing to administer cefadroxil 1 g PO. The medication is supplied in 500-mg tablets. How many tablets should the nurse administer?
The nurse is reviewing the postoperative prescriptions for a client who has just returned from surgery and notes that the surgeon has prescribed lepirudin. Which is this medication prescribed to prevent?
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The nurse is giving medications to a newly admitted patient who is to receive nothing by mouth (NPO status) and finds an order written as follows: “Digoxin, 250 mcg stat.” Which action is appropriate? a )Give the medication immediately (stat) by mouth because the patient has no intravenous (IV) access at this time. b )Clarify the order with the prescribing physician before giving the drug. c) Ask the charge nurse what route the physician meant to use. d )Start an IV line, then give the medication IV so that it will work faster, because the patient’s status is NPO at this time
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