The nurse develops a plan to prevent atelectasis in a postsurgical client. which intervention will be effective?

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Deep breathing every hour while supervised would be an effective intervention that a nurse might plan. This would help to prevent atelectasis in a post-surgical patient. Atelectasis is the complete or partial collapse of a lung. This is a very common complication following many procedures.

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