Answer to Question 1
C
Discussing alternative pain management techniques is an example of critical thinking at the complex level. The nurse analyzes and examines alternatives more independently, taking into consideration more creative and innovative options in exploring a broad range of perspectives and alternatives.
Following a procedure step by step is an example of the basic level of critical thinking.
Giving medication at the time ordered is an example of the basic level of critical thinking.
Reviewing the client's medical records thoroughly is an example of gathering data and may be used in the evaluation of a client's care.
Answer to Question 2
B
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A Weakness is expected as it is a sign of hypokalemia.
B The nurse should verify that the patient has adequate urine output before administering an IV solution containing potassium because hyperkalemia can quickly develop.
C Deep tendon reflexes are not a sign of hypokalemia, nor is this a precaution relevant to potassium administration.
D The serious adverse reactionside effect of potassium is arrhythmias, not seizures. The patient could be placed on a cardiac monitor, and the infusion should be controlled by an infusion pump.
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