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CBme

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_____ are never carried out if prepared by another nurse.
 
  1. Written orders
  2. Daily reports
  3. Diet selections
  4. Medications

Question 2

Two specific types of patient responses in drug therapy a nurse must check are
 
  1. action coding and action transferred.
  2. drug feedback and drug uptake.
  3. therapeutic effects and adverse effects.
  4. uptime levels and downtime levels.



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Answer to Question 1

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It must be stressed that you must never give medication prepared by another nurse.

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The nurse checks for two types of responses to drug therapy: therapeutic effects and adverse ef-fects.





 

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