After reviewing the last two hours of care in the intensive care...

Question Answered step-by-step After reviewing the last two hours of care in the intensive care… Image transcription text193104 2300 Mr. Jones is a 69 y.o. with a history of hypertension, DM type 2, and knee pain from a war injury.He came to the E.D. via private vehicle this morning after feeling severely short of breath. Upon admission tothe E.D., he was found to be severely hypertensive and short of breath. His blood gases showed r… Show more… Show more After reviewing the last two hours of care in the intensive care unit, identify which prescription(s) the nurse did not complete correctly. Select all that apply.Oxygen titration.Completion of labs draw.Blood glucose monitoring.Sodium nitroprusside titration.Metformin.Acetaminophen.Diet.Foley catheter.Baseline weight.Which priority data collected by the nurse should have been communicated to the health care provider?Crackles, edema, JVD.Headache.PVCs.Labs.The nurse obtains additional directions from the provider to administer potassium chloride 10 mEq. intravenously “now.” Which action should the nurse perform first? Input the new order into the computer.Confirm that the dosing is safe for administration.Restate the order to the provider.Review the policy on potassium administration.The pharmacy delivers KCL mEq in 100 mL NS to infuse over 1 hour. Before administrating the medication, what action(s) should the nurse take? Select all that apply.Start a new IV site.Confirm the medication to the order.Confirm allergies.Check a single patient identifier.Determine the safe rate of administration. The next day, the client’s blood pressure is stable, and he is weaned off the nitroprusside. As the nurse reviews the intake and output record below, what assessment changes can be anticipated?Crackles will be increased.O2 saturation will be improved.Weight will have stabilized.A fluid restriction is needed.Mr. Jones is being discharged today. List what needs to be included in his discharge planning and teaching based on these discharge instructions:Furosemide 40 mg once a day by mouthDigoxin 0.25 mg once a day by mouthContinue previous medications: Atenolol 50 mg once a day by mouth, Metformin 1,000 mg twice a day by mouth, Tamsulosin 0.4 mg once a day by mouth, Celecoxib 200 mg twice a day by mouth as neededHome care nurse to see client beginning tomorrowDuring the discharge conversations, Mr. Jones shares with the nurse “I grew up in the church but lost my faith during the war. I feel my days are getting closer to the end and wonder if there’s something more in the afterlife. Are you a believer?” How should the nurse begin the conversation?”It’s common when someone experiences what you’ve been through to feel a sense of wonder.””I’m a strong Christian and go to church every week.””It sounds like you have questions for the hospital chaplain, let me see if she’s available to see you before you go home.””Do you have a church close to your home?”On the way home from the shift, the discharging nurse gets a call from a nursing colleague who happens to be Mr. Jones neighbor. The colleague is at Mr. Jones house and asks about his discharge instructions since he has some questions. How should the nurse respond?Ask the colleague to read the discharge instructions to you.Provide the information being asked.Ask to speak to Mr. Jones.Suggest Mr. Jones call the home care nurse. Health Science Science Nursing NURSING 4325 Share QuestionEmailCopy link Comments (0)