Protecting patient, The nurse practitioner (NP) recognizes

Protecting patient

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The nurse practitioner (NP) recognizes that an example of protecting a patient from harm is Instructing a patient to walk .50 miles after appendectomy, Providing care and prescribing medication to a patient without health insurance, Not prescribing Fosamax to a patient with history of peptic ulcer disease (PUD),Prescribing opioids for patient with back pain on initial encounter.

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