The nurse is caring for a patient receiving total parenteral nutrition (TPN). After morning rounds, the nurse notices the rate of TPN infusion is slower than what is ordered for the patient and is three hours behind schedule. There are no nursing notes, and the rate was not mentioned on sign-out. Which initial action is most appropriate?
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