Question: 20 Points Nformation Presented: Includes Important Information Relevant To Highlighted Medication: Names Of Medication Usual Dose Administration Schedule Therapeutic Effects Potential Common Side Effects Adverse Effects Monitoring Administration Information Of Medication Includes Relevant Nursing Implications Patient Education Priorities For Specific ...

20 points nformation presented: Includes important information relevant to highlighted medication: Names of medication Usual

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20 points nformation presented: Includes important information relevant to highlighted medication: Names of medication Usual dose administration schedule Therapeutic effects Potential common side effects Adverse effects Monitoring administration information of medication Includes relevant nursing implications patient education priorities for specific medication Evaluation End of presentation includes a short audience learning evaluation of the material (Multiple-choice questions, true false, etc.) 10 points 50 points Total Points

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