99, 4, Offer patient information regarding the medication before
administration
Patient information is key element of medication use. right patient
is one of the important rights of medication administration. check
patient details before administering medication it can prevent
medication complications. Obtaining information about patient
allergy helps to avoid medication error, after administering
medication advice patient to inform if there are any unusual
symptoms and monitor the patient's response after the medication
administration. for all this choosing the right patient is
important.
100, b, I Should increase any intake of potassium
c, I will cook with a salt substitute, If I miss a dose, I can take
two pills at the next scheduled time
The patient should take the missed dose when they remembered the
dose as soon as possible, should not double the dose. patient
should avoid salt substitute and potassium and sodium intake.
103, 1, one medium baked potato
3, one medium apple
6, 1 cup of cantaloupe
Backed potato, cantaloupe, and apple rich in potassium.
Scrambled egg, corn flakes and white bread rich in sodium.
when patients taking furosemide we must less the sodium intake and
increase the potassium intake.
104,1, the nurse removes the foam boot three times per day to
inspect the skin
2, The staff turn the client to the unaffected side.
3, The staff provide backcare for the client once per shift
4, the nurse asks the client to dorsiflex the foot on the affected
leg.
6, The staff elevate the foot of the clients' bed.
To maintain skin integrity foam boot to be removed in each shift to
relieve pressure, the client should be turned the position and back
care is important for avoiding pressure injury.
Dorsiflex foot of the affected leg should be done for peroneal
abduction when in the supine position. Raise the foot of the bed a
few centimeters to provide a counterforce.
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