reports sharp lower abdominal pain. Which of the following actions should the nurse take first?
adapting to the role change?
Question 1
Correct answer: option a
Rational
Option a:
Normal saturation range should be more than 95%. In this scenario patient saturation is 92%, this indicates patient need some emergency measure like oxygen administration and continuous monitoring. So option a is correct answer.
Option b: Stridor indicates laryngeal edema, this also can occur as a complications of post extubation its managed by corticosteroids. This is consider as second priority of management. So option b is incorrect.
Option c: Sore throat and Rhonchi management comes as next priority management. So its incorrect.
Question 2
Correct answer: option d
Rational:
Option d: Presence of Palpable thrill indicates proper functioning and patency of arteriovenous graft. So option d is correct answer.
Option a: Normotensive pressure is not a indicator of arterio venous graft. So its incorrect.
Option b and c: Absence bruit and dilated graft both are indicates the symptoms if graft failure. So its not a correct answer.
Question 3
Correct answer: option a
Rational
Option a: in case of continuous bladder irrigation if patient develops abdominal pain that indicates issues with outflow of irrigation channel. So check the urine output for any obstruction is correct management. So option a is correct.
Option b: Administration of Prn medication is not a appropriate action. So its not a correct answer.
Option c: increase fluid intake, which promote further discomfort. So its not a proper management.
Option d: Reposition the client also considered as unnecessary action. So its incorrect.
Question 4
Correct answer :option d
Rational:
Option d: have lunch with my friends once a week is positive statement which indicates the adoption with chronic diseases. So its correct option.
Option a, b,c: these options are negative statement. Its not indicating the disease adaptation. So its incorrect.
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