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this non-invasive procedure, where standard clean technique, involving the use of clean non-sterile gloves, is sufficient. Understanding the proper steps for a clean catch urine sample is vital for healthcare professionals to ensure accurate and uncontaminated test results. (See Clean Catch or Midstream Urine Specimen (Gender-Specific) ) 26. Which of the following is true about use of technology when caring for a client? A.​ Computers should only be used for charting purposes during the shift. B.​ Medications should be documented promptly. C.​ When researching a client’s condition, any available sources can be used. D.​ If the nurse does not have time to complete their charting, it is appropriate to take a lunch break and then return to charting. Correct Response: B Explanation: The correct answer is (B) Medications should be documented promptly. Timely and accurate documentation of medications is crucial in ensuring client safety and maintaining a comprehensive record of the client's treatment plan. It helps prevent errors, ensures effective communication among healthcare providers, and supports continuity of care. While computers are commonly used for charting, they can also serve various purposes, such as accessing and validating information about a client's condition or treatment. However, it's essential to verify the reliability of sources when using technology for research. The incorrect responses include the notion that computers should only be used for charting (A) , emphasizing the importance of using technology beyond charting purposes. Additionally, the suggestion that any available sources can be used when researching a client's condition (C) overlooks the importance of relying on credible and evidence-based information. Lastly, delaying charting to take a lunch break and returning later (D) is not advisable, as timely documentation is crucial for effective client care. Understanding the appropriate use of technology is vital for healthcare professionals to enhance client outcomes and maintain the integrity of the healthcare process. (See Information Technology in Healthcare ) 27. Your pediatric client weighs 48 pounds. How many mg of a medication would you administer to this client with each dose when the doctor has ordered 5mg/kg/day in two equally divided doses?

A.​ 45 mg B.​ 60 mg C.​ 52 mg D.​ 55 mg Correct Response: D

Explanation: To calculate the pediatric client's dosage in milligrams for each dose, you need to first convert the client's weight to kilograms, then determine the total milligrams for the day, and finally divide the daily dosage by 2 because the order specifies two equally divided doses per day. Here are the steps for this calculation: i. Calculate the client's weight in kilograms: 48 pounds / x kg = 2.2 pounds/1 kg

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