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Excessively negative arterial pressure indicates inflow resistance. Chlorine (B) causes hemolysis, not pressure changes. Venous dislodgement (C) lowers venous pressure, not arterial. Conductivity (D) is unrelated.

CCHTs cannot prescribe diet/fluid changes. They can support patient education but must redirect to RN/dietitian for individualized advice. Options B–D risk unsafe practices.

Hypokalemia increases risk of dangerous arrhythmias. Hypotension (B) and fluid overload (C) are unrelated. Hypercalcemia (D) presents with confusion and constipation, not arrhythmias.

Ignoring alarms risks patient safety. CCHTs must intervene promptly and escalate if necessary. Ignoring (B), silencing (C), or delaying (D) compromises safety and compliance.

OSHA mandates sharps containers be kept in secure, leak-proof, puncture-resistant areas until disposal. Storing under sinks (B) or with trash (C) is unsafe. Placement “anywhere” (D) is noncompliant. Proper storage prevents accidental exposure.