Question

A client who has no previous history of respiratory disease describes a sensation of shortness of breath and the feeling of not being able to pass enough air during exercise that has just developed over the past month. The client would be documented as having:

Answer 1

Answer:

Dyspnea

Explanation:

In Medicine, Dyspnea also known as air hunger is used to denote shortness of breath.

For a person who has no previous history of respiratory disease but describes a sensation of shortness of breath and the feeling of not being able to pass enough air during exercise that has just developed over the past month should be documented as having Dyspnea.

Answer 2

Answer:

Answer is dyspnea.

Refer below.

Explanation:

A client who has no previous history of respiratory disease describes a sensation of shortness of breath and the feeling of not being able to pass enough air during exercise that has just developed over the past month. The client would be documented as having: dyspnea.