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Offering sips of clear fluids is not a priority at this time as the child may still be disoriented and at risk of choking.

Placing the child in a supine position is also not recommended because the child may have difficulty breathing due to muscle weakness or constriction of the airways.

Administering an oral antiepileptic medication is not appropriate at this time unless prescribed by a healthcare provider.

The nurse should not deny the client's beliefs or try to convince them that they are wrong. This can cause the client to feel invalidated and may make them less likely to trust the nurse.

While it is important to understand the client's perspective, this question may come off as confrontational and accusatory.

Similarly, this question may be perceived as confrontational and may make the client defensive. It is important to approach the client with empathy and understanding rather than skepticism.

The client can change their mind about their advance directive at any time and for any reason. It is important for the client to review their advance directive periodically and make changes as necessary.

While some states require advance directives to be notarized or witnessed, not all states do. It is important for the client to check with their state's laws regarding advance directives to ensure that their document is legally binding.

While it is recommended for the client to have a witness present when signing their advance directive, it does not have to be their partner. The witness should be someone who is not a family member, healthcare provider, or beneficiary of the client's estate.

A protein-rich diet can affect the creatinine levels in the urine, which can result in inaccurate test results. Therefore, the nurse should advise the client to avoid a protein-rich diet during the collection period.

Blood glucose levels are not relevant to a 24-hour creatinine clearance test. Therefore, the nurse should not ask the client to record their blood glucose level each time they void.

An antiseptic towel to cleanse the perineal area can also affect the test results by introducing contaminants into the urine sample. Therefore, the nurse should advise the client to cleanse the perineal area with soap and water or an alcohol wipe.

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The nursing care plan is a document that outlines the client's nursing care needs and interventions. It is not the appropriate place to document a medication error.

The controlled substance inventory record is used to document the administration and dispensing of controlled substances. It is not the appropriate place to document a medication error.

The provider's progress notes document the provider's assessment, diagnosis, and treatment plan for the client. They are not the appropriate place to document a medication error.

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Kosher dietary laws prohibit the consumption of shellfish such as clams and shrimp, as well as pork products like pulled pork sandwiches.

Kosher dietary laws prohibit the consumption of shellfish such as clams and shrimp, as well as pork products like pulled pork sandwiches.

It is not appropriate for the nurse to suggest that the client discuss the decision with her family or to discuss alternative treatment methods, as these decisions should be made by the client in conjunction with their healthcare provider.

It may be appropriate to offer spiritual or emotional support to the client, but this should be based on the client's preferences and not imposed upon them by the healthcare team.

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The client should actually tilt their head back slightly and breathe out fully before inhaling the medication.

The client should take a slow, deep breath in while depressing the canister once.

The client should hold their breath for 10 seconds after inhaling the medication to allow it to reach the lungs.

Using talcum powder is not recommended as it can be harmful to the baby's respiratory system if inhaled.

Mild, pH-balanced soap should be used instead of alkaline soap to avoid irritating the baby's delicate skin.

The bathwater temperature should be around 98 degrees Fahrenheit and not hoter than 100 degrees Fahrenheit to prevent burns.