Left antecubital vein peripheral intravenous line

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Orders Flow Sheet 1400: Started continuous morphine in the left antecubital vein peripheral intravenous line. No redness, edema, or bleeding noted at the site. 1900: Responded to an alarm in the room. The client is not esponsive. Her respiratory rate is 5 bpm. Her heart rate is 92 bpm. er pupils are pinpoint.

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