pulses palpable in all extremities +2 . The client has an 18-gauge IV of Lactated Ringer’s infusing at 450m(L)/(h)r to left antecubital using the Parkland fluid resuscitation. Abdomen tender with palpation; active bowel sounds times 4 quadrants. Denies pain currently but moans and grimaces as though to be in pain. Reports feeling “very uncomfortable.” Vital signs are BP: (140)/(82)mmHg; Pulse rate (114)/(m)in; Respirations (24)/(m)in; 稤emperature 37.3deg C(99.2deg F); SpO_(2):98% on 8(L)/(m)in humidified oxygen via simple face mask. The client weighs (b). Which of the following concerns should the nurse address while providing client care? (Select all that apply.) Physiological: Fluid and Electrolyte Physiological: Pain Physiological: Thermoregulation Physiological: Comfort Physiological: Acid Base Physiological: Tissue Integrity Physiological: Gas Exchange
[Solved]: pulses palpable in all extremities +2
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