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A nurse identifies an extravasation of a vesicant solution at a client's peripheral IV catheter's insertion site. Identify the sequence in which the nurse should perform the following actions.

Correct Answer: D,E,C,A,B

Rationale: Stopping the infusion (
D) prevents further damage, attaching a syringe (E) and aspirating (
C) removes vesicant, disconnecting tubing (
A) and removing the catheter (
B) finalize the process.

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