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SOLVED:Place the following steps in the correct order for administration of patient-controlled analgesia: A. Insert drug cartridge into infusion device and prime tubing. B. Wipe injection port of maintenance IV line vigorously with antiseptic swab for 15 seconds and allow to dry. C. Demonstrate to patient how to push medication demand button. D. Secure connection and anchor PCA tubing with tape. E. Instruct patient to notify a nurse for possible side effects or changes in the severity or locatio
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