1. List three (3) responsibilities a PN nurse can complete within their scope of practice when working on a Medical Surgical Unit. 2. A home health nurse is visiting a client who has prescription oxygen. The nurse notes acetone and nail polish on the nightstand next to the client's bed. What instructions will the nurse reinforce about oxygen safety with the client? 3. List three (3) teaching points to reinforce with a client who is going home with crutches.

1. List three (3) responsibilities a PN nurse can complete within their scope of practice when working on a Medical Surgical Unit. 2. A home health nurse is visiting a client who has prescription oxygen. The nurse notes acetone and nail polish on the nightstand next to the client's bed. What instructions will the nurse reinforce about oxygen safety with the client? 3. List three (3) teaching points to reinforce with a client who is going home with crutches.

Essentials of Pharmacology for Health Professions

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