put together a care plan for a patient in shock

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Q: How would you advise and manage patients to take their medications

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Q: You are an administrator in the Emergency Department (ED) of a local hospital. An ED physician…

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Q: how you will ensure patient safety with any blood products you will administer?

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Q: What is the first step in caring for a victim with the signs and symptom of shock? Answers: A. Call…

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