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==Question 11== '''Select all that apply.''' Which actions are appropriate for the practical nurse when administering medications on a medical-surgical unit? # Verify the client using two identifiers such as name and date of birth # Check the medication label three times before administration # Document the medication in the record immediately after it is given # Administer a medication that another nurse has already poured into a cup # Titrate a continuous intravenous heparin infusion based on the aPTT result # Report a new rash and itching after an antibiotic dose to the registered nurse '''Answer:''' 1, 2, 3, and 6 (A, B, C, F). ''Rationale:'' Two identifiers, the three label checks, immediate documentation after administration, and prompt reporting of a possible allergic reaction are all core safe-practice actions. Option 4 is never acceptable, because the nurse who administers the medication must be the nurse who prepared and verified it. Option 5 is outside the usual practical or vocational nurse scope; titration of a continuous anticoagulant infusion based on laboratory values requires the assessment and clinical judgment of the registered nurse.
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