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nmorano1

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MC Considering the following methods, the most accurate one for checking nasogastric tube placement is to
 
  A. Aspirate secretions and check the pH.
  B. Listen for rush of air, using stethoscope over stomach while injecting air through nasogastric tube.
  C. Check for CO2 at the tube tip (capnography)
  D. Note that the client is not coughing.

Question 2

A nurse is preparing to administer medication to a client but has a question about the amount of medication that was ordered. The nurse should:
 
  A. Administer the medication as ordered
  B. Call the pharmacy to check the supply
  C. Contact the prescriber and clarify the order
  D. Check the pharmaceutical references and administer the correct amount



janieazgirl

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Answer to Question 1

A

Answer to Question 2

C
C, B, and D. If a medication order seems incorrect or inappropriate, the nurse consults the prescriber.
A. If a prescribed medication name does not seem appropriate for the client's known condition, the nurse should check.



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