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David Garduno
on Oct 24, 2024
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Which is the most appropriate outcome for the postoperative patient with the nursing diagnosis ineffective breathing pattern related to side effects of pain medication?
A) The patient will correctly demonstrate how to use pursed-lip breathing.
B) The patient will report the ability to breathe comfortably without anxiety.
C) The patient's pulse oximetry will stay greater than 94% with at least 12 breaths/minute.
D) The patient will rest comfortably and rate pain no higher than 4 on 0-to-10 scale.
Pursed-Lip Breathing
A breathing technique that involves exhaling through tightly pressed (pursed) lips and is often used by people with lung conditions to improve breathing.
Pulse Oximetry
A non-invasive method that measures the oxygen saturation level of the blood.
Ineffective Breathing Pattern
A respiratory condition where the breathing pattern is disrupted, resulting in inadequate ventilation.
- Comprehend the importance of monitoring and maintaining effective breathing patterns after surgery.
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CO
Learning Objectives
- Comprehend the importance of monitoring and maintaining effective breathing patterns after surgery.
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