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Question Answered step-by-step The adoptive parents were so excited when the new infant son was placedin their arms and they took him home. As far as everyone knew, the baby was healthy and was growing at an acceptable rate. However, at about 6 months, he started experiencing numerous infections. A review of the biological mother's past history does not reveal any clues and the father's history is unavailable, so the parents agree to genetic testing to determine if there might be a genetic reason for these infections. -The test results reveal a deficiency of B lymphocytes and an inherited X-linked recessive gene. What nursing care should the nurse prepare for? -What treatments should the nurse prepare to discuss with the parents? -Establish some expected outcomes for this situation.   Health Science Science Nursing NURS 2002 Share QuestionEmailCopy link Comments (0)
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Question Answered step-by-step 1. Identify the purpose of oxygen therapy2. Can oxygen be deliveredto client without physician's order? Explain.3. What is a.b.4. What isa. b.Case Study 1the acceptable flow rate For nasal cannula?For simple face mask? the appropriate setting For wall suction?For portable suction?Mr. David Jones, age 54, has been admitted to your unit with emphysema. He is on continuous oxygen @ 2 L/min via nasal prongs. Mr. Jones got up in the morning (0820) to perform his morning care in the bathroom and removed his oxygen. You noted that he tired easily, experienced dizziness, some shortness of breath, and circumoral cyanosis was noted when he walked to the bathroom without his oxygen. You check his SpO2 and find it to be 84% on room air1. What nursing intervention do you need to perform immediately to ensure Mr. Jones' safety? Provide rationale for your answer.2. What additional nursing action(s) would be appropriate to implement in this situation? Provide rationale for your answer.3. What additional assessment data do you need to collect? Provide rationale for your answer.Case Study 2Nick Klaus, 66 years old, was diagnosed with chronic obstructive pulmonary disease (COPD) six years ago. You are assigned to care for him during your shift. Dr.'s Orders: Salbutamol 1-2 puffs MDI q4h Ipratropium 1-2 puffs q 4hr1. Describe the procedure you would use to administer these medications.a. Any special precautions/considerations?b. Can these medications be mixed and administered at the same time?2. Identify the teaching you would need to provide to this client regarding his medications.3. What assessment data would you need to collect while he is on his current medications? Health Science Science Nursing XHLT 1050 Share QuestionEmailCopy link Comments (0)
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