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Immediate safety correction comes first—lower bed and raise side rails to reduce fall risk. Silencing alarms without correction is unsafe. Documentation and reporting follow. This reflects Safe and Effective Care Environment—Safety and Infection Control.

PNs can reinforce teaching but not perform initial assessments, discharge planning, or titrate high-risk IV drips. This reflects Safe and Effective Care Environment—Scope of Practice.

This is symptomatic hypoglycemia. The correct response is immediate carbohydrate replacement (juice, glucose tablets). Long-acting insulin worsens hypoglycemia. Protein is helpful later but not first. Documentation without intervention is unsafe. This reflects Physiological Integrity—Basic Care and Pharmacological Therapies.

Supportive presence and offering calorie-dense snacks encourages intake without coercion. Forcing, ignoring, or withholding worsens depression and neglects care. This reflects Psychosocial Integrity—Supportive Care.

These are signs of acute hemolytic reaction, which can be fatal. Stop transfusion immediately, keep line open with saline, and notify RN/provider. Slowing or continuing is unsafe. This reflects Physiological Integrity—Pharmacological Therapies and Risk Reduction.