Which of the following must the nurse document when administering medications?

Which of the following is the best example of an appropriate patient-centered nursing goal?

A nurse on the post-partum floor is caring for a patient who had a cesarean section the previous day. The patient had epidural spinal anesthesia for the procedure, and now all feeling has returned to the patient's lower extremities. The nurse knows that an appropriate nursing goal for the patient on postoperative day 1 is which of the following?

After combining two intravenous medications into a single vial, how should the nurse mix the two solutions?

A patient on the medical surgical floor has been found unresponsive to verbal stimuli. The nurse palpates to find the pulse but is unable to feel the pulse. The nurse calls for help and begins chest compressions. Another nurse arrives with an AED. The nurse with the AED should do which of the following?

A patient presents to the ED with blurred vision and drooping eyelids along with shortness of breath. A diagnosis of botulism poisoning is made. Which of the following is reported?

A nurse approaches her nurse manager to advocate for the hiring of more nurses to reduce the nurse-to-patient ratio. What rationale should the nurse emphasize?

Based on Maslow's hierarchy of needs, which of the following should be the nurse's first priority?

When preparing an IV medication from an ampule, the nurse should remember to:

A nurse manager should include which of the following as part of the day-to-day operating budget?