Consistently under-medicating clients pain

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A newly hired nurse, who has 2 years of medical surgical experience but limited experience caring for clients with cancer, seems to be consistently under-medicating the client's pain. Which is the initial action of the supervising nurse? Reassess all of the clients Write an incident report about her Assess the new hire's understanding Ask the nurse about past experience.

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