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Judgment & ambiguity · When to escalate

You're an ICU nurse and a physician orders a medication dose that sits at the outer edge of what you'd expect for this patient — not clearly wrong, but it makes you pause. The physician is confident and busy. When do you challenge it, and how far do you take it?

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You're an ICU nurse and a physician orders a medication dose that sits at the outer edge of what you'd expect for this patient — not clearly wrong, but it makes you pause. The physician is confident and busy. When do you challenge it, and how far do you take it?

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