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The nurse is administering promethazine via an IV pump and notices that the IV has infiltrated and the patient reports a burning sensation at the injection site. What should be the nurse's priority action?

Correct Answer: D

Rationale: The correct answer is D: Stop the IV infusion. This is the priority action because an infiltrated IV can lead to tissue damage and complications. Stopping the infusion will prevent further harm to the patient.
Choice A is incorrect because stopping the infusion is more urgent than notifying the healthcare provider.
Choice B is irrelevant to the immediate situation.
Choice C is not appropriate as the burning sensation indicates a problem that needs immediate attention.

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