Nursing · Fluid and Electrolyte Imbalances
Which of the following is an appropriate nursing intervention when administering oral potassium chloride supplements to a patient with hypokalemia?
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- 1Crush sustained-release tablets to ensure rapid absorption
- 2Administer potassium chloride on an empty stomach first thing in the morning
- 3Administer potassium chloride with or after meals along with a full glass of water✓
- 4Administer potassium chloride as a direct IV bolus
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Administer potassium chloride with or after meals along with a full glass of water
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