BSN 366 NGN Case Study: Respiratory Questions and Answers with complete

Highlight the Lab results consistent with a bacterial infection. - ️️WBC- 15,500 Neutrophils- 9000 Which potential complication is most important for the nurse to monitor in this client? SATA - ️️Impaired gas exchange Sepsis Empyema Airway Obstruction Multidrug-resistant pneumonia Click to indicate which interventions the nurse would include in the plan of care to support the expected outcomes of adequate gas exchange or clear airway. - ️️Adding humidificationClear Airway Administering antipyreticsClear Airway Administering prescribed antibiotics-Adequate Gas Exchange Clear Airway Encouraging incentive spirometryAdequate Gas Exchange Encouraging oral fluids up to 3 L/dayClear Airway Positioning the client with the head of the bed elevatedAdequate Gas Exchange Providing supplemental oxygenAdequate Gas Exchange An 82-year-old woman drove herself to the emergency department (ED) with reports of chest pain, shortness of breath, headache, and extreme fatigue. Client states she has been coughing up a lot of "stuff that looks like egg whites with red string in it." Her chest and abdomen are sore from all the coughing. She has been unable to eat or sleep well for the past week. Client states that her shortness of breath has caused such bad anxiety that she can't even concentrate to read the paper. Client is unable to lay flat but is more comfortable sitting upright in the "tripod position." Client states she has beenhaving chills and feels like she has been running a fever but does not have a thermometer at home to check it. - ️️Pneumonia Educate client on incentive spirometer use. Administer 4L O2 via nasal cannula. Respiratory Rate. Intake & Output. Click to highlight assessment findings that are outside normal limits. - ️️Frequent Cough producing thick yellow mucus along with and inability to speak in complete sentences due to cough and shortness of breath. Skin tenting and dry mucous membranes that may indicate dehydration. HR 104, 92/60 RR 32 86% O2 sat. Skin color pale Use of accessory muscles, crackles, chest pain. Urine color dark Choose the most likely options for the information missing from the statement(s) by selecting from the lists of options provided. - ️️The nurse teaches the client about increasing his personal resistance to pneumonia by receiving an annual influenza vaccine . The nurse will recommend the client limit exposure and risk of pneumonia by frequent handwashing.