medium · NCLEX-RN safety
An RN is supervising a student nurse administering medications.
Which action by the student nurse requires the RN to intervene immediately?
- The student draws up an insulin dose in a 1 mL tuberculin syringe, at this point in care.
- The student opens the unit-dose package at the client's bedside.
- The student checks the client's armband and asks the client to state their name, for this client.
- The student prepares to administer an enteric-coated tablet through a nasogastric (NG) tube.
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