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    Which nursing intervention best reduces infection risk?

    Asked on Monday, Dec 15, 2025

    Reducing infection risk is a critical nursing responsibility, and proper hand hygiene is the most effective intervention to prevent the spread of infections in healthcare settings. This practice invol…

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    What is the priority action when a patient reports dizziness?

    Asked on Sunday, Dec 14, 2025

    When a patient reports dizziness, the priority action is to ensure their safety by preventing falls and assessing their vital signs to identify any underlying causes. This involves using nursing tools…

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    Which patient requires immediate glucose monitoring?

    Asked on Saturday, Dec 13, 2025

    In nursing practice, immediate glucose monitoring is crucial for patients showing signs of hypoglycemia or hyperglycemia, such as altered mental status, diaphoresis, or unexplained fatigue. Recognizin…

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    How does the nurse respond to a critical lab result?

    Asked on Friday, Dec 12, 2025

    In nursing practice, responding to a critical lab result requires prompt action to ensure patient safety and effective communication with the healthcare team. The nurse must prioritize the situation, …

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