Assessing oxygen saturation is the priority nursing intervention. the correct answer is option(c).
The Nursing Interventions Classification is a system for categorizing care that lists the tasks that nurses complete as part of the nursing process planning phase, which is connected to the development of a nursing care plan. Assessment, diagnosis, planning, implementation, and evaluation are the five nursing interventions.
Nursing interventions are a crucial service for patients because nurses look out for their physical, mental, emotional, and social needs. Nursing interventions can have a long-lasting, beneficial effect on the patients who receive them. Peripheral oxygen saturation (SpO2) measurements are used to diagnose patients with early hypoxia and assess how well oxygen therapy is working. The process for measuring SpO2 levels with a pulse oximeter as well as the acceptable range should be known to nurses.
The complete question is:
A client arrives at the ED with an exacerbation of left-sided heart failure and reports shortness of breath. Which is the priority nursing intervention?
Administer diuretics
Administer angiotensin II receptor blockers
Assess oxygen saturation
Administer angiotensin-converting enzyme inhibitors
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<span>The question is asking us what stage of the body's (organism's) reaction to stress can actually be positive depending on the stressor. Think about why a body needs to react to stress - evolutionarily, it is necessary because this is a way to be motivated to escape predators. This is known as the state of B. alarm - incleased vigilance that helps us to react faster to potential predators. B is the correct answer.</span>
Answer:True
Explanation:
The correlation coefficient is the strength of the relationship between the relative movements of two variables.
(0 being lowest )(1 being highest)
this question is incomplete but I have added The Answer options to your question
a) He does not have a hypothesis.
b) He only has one group. He has not established a comparison
c) He has not measured an outcome.
d) The groups were not equal to begin with.
Answer:
b) He only has one group. He has not established a comparison
Explanation:
A randomized controlled experiment can be defined as an experiment that has two groups which it randomly assigns participants to.
These two groups are:
1.) the experimental group and
2.) The controlled group on whom the study is being performed.
Now Alberti does not have any of these groups we have listed. He performed the testing on the same people before they consumed alcohol and after they consumed alcohol. Therefore this study was not comparative in nature.
