Answer:
ask the client to sign a release without medical approval.
Explanation:
The only thing that the nurse needs to do is to ask the client to sign a release without medical approval. By signing this release the client accepts all the risks involved in leaving on their own without medical approval and releases the hospital and medical staff from any responsibility/liability. This is usually done when doctors/medical staff still need to perform more exams on the patient in order to make sure that they are in a healthy enough state to travel on their own but the patient wants to leave regardless of the doctor's warnings/disapproval.
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Maria is a home health aide. She really enjoys working with her patients, but she is ready to take on more responsibilities, and she would eventually like to become a nurse practitioner. Organize the order in which she might advance on her career ladder.
registered nurse
licensed practical nurse
nurse practitioner
What drip rate would you use to deliver 10mcg/kg/min of dopamine (0.2mg/mL) to a 22 lb dog using the microdrip (60 gtt/mL) administration set?
Your 65 kg patient has dopamine ordered at 6 mcg/kg/min. ... Do you need to convert your dose from mg to mcg? mcg to mg? grams to mcg? ... 6 (rate) x 65 (pt weight) x 60 (minutes/hr) = 23400 = 14.6; round to 15; set rate at 15 mL/ ... 0.4 (ordered amt of drug) x 80 (pt weight) x 60 (min/hr) = 9.6 mL/hour; round to 10 mL/hour