The patient presents to the urgent care clinic with a hand laceration sustained while using pruning shears in the garden. Which vaccine is most important for this patient?
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The nurse places a call to the provider that the 74-year-old patient’s potassium level is 7.1 mEq/dL. The nurse is prepared to answer which questions from the provider? Select all that apply.
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