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A nurse is visiting an older adult client who is Assess for potential medication misuse
recovering from a total hip replacement at home.
The client is extremely restless, crying, and Assess for potential medication misuse is correct. The first action the
indicates they are experiencing incision site pain nurse should take when using the nursing process is to assess the
rated as 9 on a scale of 1 to 10. Their caregiver, client’s current condition and situation. By gathering data privately
who was sleeping on the couch when the nurse from the client, assessing vital signs, talking to the caretaker, and
arrived, yells, "Hey, I gave you your pill an hour verifying the number of pills remaining in the client’s bottle, the nurse
ago. Quit complaining." Which of the following can then follow up with the provider if abuse is suspected. The nurse
nursing actions is the priority? should recognize that a form of physical abuse is medication misuse.
Assess for potential medication misuse Clients may appear, especially with the use of analgesics, as
Reposition the client undermedicated and in pain, or overly-medicated and extremely
Administer pa sedated.
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