How does the nurse decide how much to round a dose for an injectable medication?
What will be an ideal response?
The most appropriate available equipment and its characteristics (for injections, syringe size, and calibration) determines the nearest measurable dose that can be administered.
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a) Actions to achieve goals b) Expected outcomes c) Factors influencing the client's problem d) Nursing history