rs Smith has recovered from her injury and her pneumothorax has resolved. The doctor has ordered the removal of her UWSD After the chest drain is removed and post-surgery list three main ways the nurse can assist the client to improve respiratory function.
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Mrs Smith has recovered from her injury and her pneumothorax has resolved. The doctor has ordered the removal of her UWSD
After the chest drain is removed and post-surgery list three main ways the nurse can assist the client to improve respiratory function.
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