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A short while later, a prescription for sodium chloride 0.9% Injection IV at 100 mL/hour is received and daily labs including Liver Function Panel (LFP), Complete Metabolic Panel (CMP), Blood Urea Nitrogen (BUN), and Creatinine. The client’s primary nurse is at lunch, so another nurse hangs the solution. When checking the client, upon returning from lunch, the primary nurse observes that a solution of 5% Dextrose and sodium chloride 0.9% Injection is infusing at 125 mL/hour. Question 11 of 28 What action should the primary nurse implement? Obtain a container of sodium chloride 0.9% Injection to hang when the present solution has finished infusing. Decrease the infusion rate of the present solution to 75 mL/hour to compensate for the error made. O Stop the IV solution currently infusing and monitor the client for signs of an anaphylactic reaction. Change the currently infusing solution to sodium chloride 0.9% Injection and change the rate to 100 mL/hour

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