Answer: number 1, 2, 3 and 6 actions are correct
Explanation:
A staff member can get the electrocardiogram machine and get procedure done even if they are not able to interpret the result, because ancillary personnel are trained to do electrocardiograms. Anyone can notify the x-ray department that the chest x-ray must be done. It is important to delegate this tasks to a specific person.
Increasing the oxygen without a prescription is appropriate in the short term is possible, but the nurse must obtain a prescription when notifying the health care provider. Notifying the health care provider of the change in oxygen saturation is appropriate, but it would be expected that nursing judgment had taken place and the oxygen already was increased from 2 L/min. Telling the certified nursing assistant (CNA) to get a prescription is a great action as a CNA is not allowed to take medical prescriptions (it's a nursing role)
The answer that best completes the statement above is this: POSTERIOR TIBIAL. Based on the nurse's assessment, stabbing pain and burning sensation is reported as the subjective cue and the skin of the foot is lighter. Given this result, this would clearly mean that the artery in the left foot is being occluded. And the artery present here is the posterior tibial artery. The stabbing pain and burning sensation being felt of the patient is a result of lack of oxygen in the area since the blood can no longer circulate.
Answer:
A
Explanation:
Mice tend to stink more when they get possesive over things or mark their territory.
The answer is either D or C more towards C hope this helps :)
