He ______ a bad back _____ March.

I need to use a different shampoo. I (comb) __________________ for fifteen minutes, and it’s still tangled.

During medication administration, a nurse notices the tablet looks different than usual. What should the nurse do?

A patient is prescribed a medication that is known to cause nephrotoxicity. What lab result is the priority for the nurse to review?

A provider orders an opioid for a patient with a history of substance use disorder. What is the nurse’s most appropriate action?

A: I’m sorry I’m late for work. I overslept.  B: I (hear) __________________ that excuse from you too many times. You need to be more responsible.

The next bus (leave) _______ at 3:15.  

The client describes surgical site pain as 10/10, throbbing pain. The nurse plans to administer morphine sulfate IV as prescribed. What action prior to medication administration should the nurse perform to prevent potential adverse effects?

A patient has received 4g of acetaminophen in the past 20 hours. The patient is demanding more medication, exclaiming, “My pain is through the roof. Why won’t you do something?!” How should the nurse respond?

What is the primary reason a nurse may be responsible for a medication error?