While preparing medications, the nurse notes that a wrong concentration of a drug was provided by the pharmacy. Which action should the nurse take? Question 5 options: 1) Reports the error to the healthcare provider and the charge nurse but does not document the error due to possible legal action. 2) Not report the error because the error was caught and corrected prior to drug administration. 3) Informs the client, documents the error as per hospital policy, and notifies the healthcare provider. 4) Not report or document the error, since the error did not result in any harm to the client.
[Expert Solution]: While preparing medications, the nurse…
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