Question 1 A client is taking ketorolac. What assessment finding should the nurse report to the provider? Question 2 A client is taking sodium polystyrene sulfonate. What finding indicates the medication is effective? Question 3 When a medication error occurs, what information must be included in an incident report regarding the occurrence?
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