(Mimi is a 12-year-old girl who woke up at 0200 crying and telling her mother that her stomach "hurts really bad!" She had an elevated temperature of 100.2° F. She began to vomit over the next few hours, so her parents took her to the local ER. Her VS, CBC, and CMP were normal. She was hydrated with IV fluids and discharged. In 2 days, Mimi's abdominal pain localized to the right lower quadrant, she refused to eat, with slight diarrhea. On day 3, she has more severe abdominal pain, increased vomiting, and fever that did not respond to Tylenol. At the ED. Her VS are 128/78, 130, 28, 103.1° F. IV access is established, and morphine sulfate 2 mg IV is administered for pain. WBC is 12,000 mm3.) : ... After the CT Scan, the ED physician wrote an order to " Administer morphine sulfate 2 mg IV q2h for pain". Is this order appropriate (True)