Look at this case study scenario below.

Look at this case study scenario below. “Nurse Karen is caring for a newly admitted 67-year-old male patient with infectious endocarditis due to a bacterial infection of his prosthetic heart valve. After blood cultures come back positive for staphylococcus aureus, IV Vancomycin is ordered. He tells Nurse Karen and the doctor that the last time he got this medication, he experienced hives and hot, itchy skin but he was not allergic to it. The doctor ordered the medication to be infused slowly as to avoid Red Man Syndrome (500 mg IV bag at a rate of two hours as opposed to the standard one hour). Karen sets the IV pump incorrectly, and the infusion is given within a 30-minute period. She calls the doctor and immediately gives 50 mg diphenhydramine and ranitidine 50 mg via IV with orders. The patient experienced mild flushing, but the episode resolved within 20 minutes. Karen is a well-seasoned nurse with over 20 years of experience and no prior history of incidents. She took immediate responsibility for this error when meeting with the unit manager. Karen will now need another RN to witness and sign when she administers IV medication for the next 60 days. Karen agrees to this plan.” Using the Texas BON Rule 217.16, review (a) a Minor Incident vs. (h) a reportable incident. This information can be found at https://www.bon.texas.gov/rr_current/217-16.asp.html. Based on your assessment of the criteria, was this a Minor Incident or reportable event? Why or Why not? Please write four (4) professionally written sentences with examples from the Rule to support your thoughts for full credit. SCIENCE HEALTH SCIENCE NURSING NURS 3375

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