The nurse administers a medication to a child and realizes an incorrect dose was provided. What should the nurse do after measuring the child's vital signs?
A) Give the correct dosage the next time the medication is given
B) Monitor the child for any change in vital signs or behavior
C) Follow the facility policy regarding medication errors
D) Notify the next nurse who cares for this child that a dosage error has been made
Ans: C
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