While caring for a client who is a taking a new medication, the nurse recognizes that which of the following statements by the client would require immediate attention?

While preparing medications for administration, the nursing student correctly recognizes that which of the following information are part of the Rights of Medication Administration. Select all that apply.

The LPN has strong moral convictions that abortions are wrong. When assigned to assist  with an abortion, what is the most appropriate action for the LPN to take?

How will the nurse clarify that the telephone order that was received from a health care provider, has been received correctly.

A LPN is caring for a client with hypertension whose blood pressure had increased from 154/78 mm Hg to 196/98 mm Hg with a heart rate of 110 beats per minute during the past hour. The LPN goes to lunch without reporting the change to the healthcare provider and the client suffers a cardiac arrest. What principle has the LPN violated?

An alert and oriented client informs the LPN that he is angry with his treatment and he wants to go home. Later, the LPN finds the client dressed to leave. What is the most appropriate action that the LPN should take in this situation?

The physican has ordered Digoxin 0.25mg orally for a patient. You have Digoxin 125 mcg available in tablet form. How many tablet(s) will you give the patient? Only include the number in the answer (no measurement).

Which statement made by the LPN indicates data that would be documented as part of an objective assessment?

Based on Maslow’s Hierarchy, which patient problem will the home care LPN intervene to correct first?

What communication technique should the LPN use when communicating with an unresponsive client?