A nurse is assessing a client whose oxygen saturation is 90% on room air. What does the nurse need in order to administer oxygen to the patient?
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Physician's Order: The nurse needs a physician's order to administer oxygen to the patient. Oxygen is considered a medication, and it requires a prescription from a doctor. Show more…
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