Multiple Choice
A client is receiving IV potassium. The IV pump displays an occlusion alarm. The tubing is free of occlusions, and the IV flushes easily without symptoms of infiltration. Which action should the nurse take next?
A) Discard potassium and document administration of a partial dose
B) Exchange the IV pump with a different one
C) Insert a new IV catheter in a different location
D) Remove the pump and administer medication by gravity drip
Correct Answer:

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