medium · NCLEX-RN safety
Which finding during a hazardous drug administration requires the nurse to stop the infusion and notify the hazardous drug spill team?
- The client reports a mild headache 10 minutes into the infusion.
- The IV pump sounds an 'occlusion' alarm during the infusion.
- A visible leak from the luer-lock connection onto the client's bedsheet.
- The client's heart rate increases from 80 to 92 beats per minute.
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