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Author: Michelle Green
Publisher: Cengage Learning
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Your client developed philibitis. Write two nursing considerations to manage this I.V. Complication.
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When applying a transdermal patch, it is important that the nurse (select all that apply):
Assess skin where patch is to be applied
Wear gloves during application
Remove old patches of the same medication
Apply patch on same site each time
Riley D. is a certified medical assistant who has worked for Dr. Cormell, a dermatologist, for two years. She usually assists her in the surgical procedures performed in the office. Manuel C. is also a certified medical assistant who was hired recently. He is undergoing training with Riley because Dr. Cormell is opening a new location. Today, Riley will assist the doctor with a biopsy on a patient with a mole that changed color two months ago. Riley invited Manuel for him to observe the preparations for the procedure. She educates him on surgical handwashing and sterile gloving, and Manuel is amazed at how Riley assembles the instruments on the Mayo table for the doctor to reach out. Riley warns him not to talk or touch the table during the procedure and reminds him to put on his mask and to always keep his hands in front. The procedure is short and going well. The doctor is now preparing to suture, and Manuel is intensely observing the entire process; however, he suddenly feels the…
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