The physician's order does not include why a medication is to be given. The healthcare provider administering the medication will not be able to fulfill which "right" of medication administration without clarifying the order?
A. right documentation
B. right to know
C. right reason
D. right drug
Answer: C
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a. Encourage daytime naps. b. Encourage exercise one hour before bedtime. c. Encourage a cool shower before bedtime. d. Encourage a consistent sleep-wake schedule.
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a. "It is covered by Medicare." b. "It is covered by Medicaid." c. "Either licensed nurses or unlicensed assistive personnel may be used." d. "It is considered an out-of-pocket expense." e. "Most duties focus on companionship and respite care." f. "Specific licensure is required to become a private duty nurse."