Nurs 208 Final Exam (Exam 1) Questions With Complete Solutions

a nurse is assessing the respiration of a patient and finds that the patient is breathing so swallowly that the respirations cannot be counted. what would be the correct nursing intervention in this situation? Correct Answer-asscultating the lung sounds and count respirations which nursing actions are associated with caring for a client who is experiencing hypoemia? select all that apply Correct Answer-- remain calm and speak in a normal tone of voice - encourage the client to cough and deep breathe - attach a pulse oximeter to the clients finger - elevate the head of the bed the nurse is caring for a client with chronic obstructive pulmonary disease (COPD) who expresses concerns about the ability to breathe easily. what position to help alleviate the clients dyspnea? Correct Answer-high folwers position the nurse caring for a client with emphysema has determined that a priority nursing concern for this client is the risk for malnutrition related to difficulty by breathing while eating. which nursing intervention is appropriate to include in the clients care plan? Correct Answer-provide 6 small meals daily A nurse prefers to use an alcohol-bas