An RN notices an LPN in the medication room drawing up morphine. The RN asks the LPN who it is for. The LPN states that one of her clients needs pain medication. The RN offers to administer the dose, but the LPN says, “It’s ok. I can give it. I’ve had this client for several days and she is stable.” Which is the correct response by the nurse?

“Let me double-check the dose with you.” “OK, but let me know if you need help with anything.” “I am going to report this to the charge nurse immediately.” “You...

The nurse is at the nurses’ station charting when a physician comes up and says, “Since you are already logged into the computer, I need you to look up some labs on a client.” The client is not cared for by this nurse. Which response by the nurse is most appropriate?

“Let me check that for you in a moment.” “Why don’t you call the lab? That will be quicker.” “That is not my client, but I will get his nurse for you.” “I can’t...

A 23-year-old woman who is 16 weeks pregnant is seen by the nurse for a routine maternal-child clinic appointment. The client has had erratically controlled type 1 diabetes since 12 years old. The client asks the nurse if she is at risk during her pregnancy. The nurse instructs the client she should do which of the following actions to limit complications for both her and her baby? Select all that apply.

eat healthy foods refrain from exercise take medications as directed monitor her blood sugar before every meal