Discuss nursing interventions aimed at preventing/treating respiratory problems for postoperative patients Intervention Description Rationale Deep Breathing and Coughing Oxygen Therapy Incentive Spirometry Repositioning/Splinting
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- Discuss nursing interventions aimed at preventing/treating respiratory problems for postoperative patientsThe nurse is assessing the respirations ola client with chronic obstructivepulmonary disease (COPD). What is therationale for the nurse to assess therespiratory rate without the client beingaware of it? It is more efficient for the nurse todo so because it takes less time Client awareness might alter therespiratory rate or pattern The client might suppressKussmaul's respirations if awarethe respirations are being counted It allows for observation forrespiratory distress, tachypnea, ororthopneaA patient is recei-ing an opioid -ia a PCA pump as part of his postoperati-e pain management program. During rounds, the nurse finds him unresponsi-e, with respirations of 8 breaths/min and blood pressure of 102/58 mm Hg. After stopping the opioid infusion, what should the nurse do next? a )Notify the charge nurse b )Draw arterial blood gases c )Administer an opiate antagonist per standing orders d) Perform a thorough assessment, including mental status examination
- Develop a nursing care plan for patients before anesthesia (preanesthesia), during anesthesia, and after anesthesia (postanesthesia) related to general anesthesiaMake short term objectives about remotivational technique/therapy to patient or residents in geria wardWhen assessing a patient receiving a continuous opioid infu-sion, the nurse immediately notifies the physician when the patient has:a. A respiratory rate of 10/min with normal depthb. A sedation level of 4c. Mild confusiond. Reported constipation
- While discussing home safety with the nurse, a patient admitsthat she always smokes a cigarette in bed before falling asleepat night. Which nursing diagnosis would be the priority forthis patient?a. Impaired Gas Exchange related to cigarette smokingb. Anxiety related to inability to stop smokingc. Risk for Suffocation related to unfamiliarity with fireprevention guidelinesd. Deficient Knowledge related to lack of follow-through ofrecommendation to stop smokingA 12-year old boy with newly diagnosed asthma needs to learn how to control his asthma with a proper diet and medication regimen Which nurse/patient established objective most likely would assist the client in achieving the goal of controlling his asthmatic condition?Develop a case scenario pertaining to a patient with Eyes or Ears or Nose disorders. It must include the essential nursing indicators to care, problem, and chief complaint of the patient.
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