Asked by fatahia nasrin on Jun 10, 2024

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Noelle,a nursing student,has a part-time job as a nurse's aide in a complex care facility.She is anxious to administer intramuscular injections,having recently learned this skill in lab.She asks the RN if she may administer her client's prescribed injection.What would be the best response by the RN?

A) Give permission,as long as an RN is present to supervise the student
B) Explain that giving injections is not part of the job description of a nurse's aide
C) Tell her that her clinical instructor must be present for her to do the injection
D) Get the student to demonstrate a practice procedure,then supervise the administration

Intramuscular Injections

A method of administering medication deep into the muscles, allowing the drug to be absorbed into the bloodstream.

Nurse's Aide

A healthcare worker who provides basic care to patients and assists with daily activities under the supervision of nursing staff.

Clinical Instructor

A healthcare professional who imparts practical training to students in a clinical setting, overseeing their application of theoretical knowledge to real-life medical scenarios.

  • Ascertain the legal accountabilities of nursing staff and healthcare workers in offering patient care services.
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Destayne WhitenerJun 16, 2024
Final Answer :
B
Explanation :
Nurse's aides are not typically authorized to administer injections as it is not part of their job description. This task requires specific training and licensure that goes beyond the scope of a nurse's aide's responsibilities.