Answer: Predialysis care involving documentation of vital signs
Explanation:
The first nursing care carried out for a dialysis patient is usually a predialysis care and this involves documenting vital signs including temperature, blood pressure, (not forgetting orthostatic blood pressure), pulse rate, respiratory rate, and even lung sounds.
They are called baseline data and they help the fluid volume assessment of the patient. Other predialysis nursing care include weight measurements, fluids and dietary restrictions, and even explanations of the various procedures expected to be carried out and possible sensations that will be felt in the process
Physical symptoms of stress includes low energy, headaches, upset stomach, aches and pains, tense muscles, chest pain/rapid heartbeat, insomnia, frequent colds and infections, loss of sexual desire and/or ability, and more.
The stress response is the body's way of protecting you.
PHI - protected health Information.
we can't really have an exact number of her heart rate because i haven't experienced it first hand and i need to know what barbara's full name is. it could be somewhere on the internet.
