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Assignment topic! help please!

Desperately needing an example of a clinical decision a nurse would be involved in that could go wrong? Like a medication error or near miss but something more specific? I honestly can't think of anything I have been involved in as a 1st year nursing student. Help please!

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Maybe post this in nursing student assistance? Might get more responses that are relevant. :yes:

I am not sure exactly what your instructor is looking for so I am not sure if this will help or not.... Maybe you could do something along the lines of a nurse jeopardizing patient safety by connecting lines to the wrong port, which can be fatal. Some examples would be inadvertently connecting the tubing from a portable blood pressure monitor to a patient's IV and delivering a fatal air embolus. Another example would be delivering an oral substance/medication, such as breast milk (which was drawn up in an oral syringe), to a patient via his or her IV line. Always label syringes and trace the lines to the point of origin so you know exactly which line something is being connected to. If you need any help let me know.

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