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elizabeth18

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To check the IV flow rate, which is correct?
 
  a. Count the number of drops in 30 seconds and multiply by 2.
  b. Count the number of drops in 1 minute.
  c. Check how much fluid remains in the IV bag.
  d. Note if the rate seems too fast or too slow.

Question 2

You are not responsible for oxygen therapy because:
 
  a. Oxygen is a fire hazard
  b. Nursing assistants do not give drugs
  c. A doctor's order is needed
  d. It is not part of your training



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