The patient has hyperlactatemia. Which lab value concerns the nurse the most about the patient’s risk for long-term sequelae?
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The nurse is supervising the student nurse in performing a cap change for a peripherally inserted central catheter (PICC) in a patient who recently sustained a traumatic brain injury. Which action by the student nurse best indicates effective learning?
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