Which of the following statements about patient medications is accurate? a. In most settings, student nurses are permitted to accept verbal orders from a physician. b. Upon admittance to a hospital, all patient medications from home should be sent home with the family or placed in safe-keeping. c. When a patient is admitted to a hospital, all drugs that the physician may have ordered while the patient was at home are continued. d. Safe practice dictates that a nurse follows. Written or verbal orders.

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