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Question Answered step-by-step Patient information client is a 55 y/o female. Who was in a MVA and sustained a brain injury. She has a tracheostomy with oxygen at 5 liters via trach collar. she non-verbal and communicate with a combination board. The patient has a gastrostomy tube with Jevity @ 50cchr continuously and she is bedbound.VS: B/P 140/70, HR 100, R 24 shallow and unlabored, O2 94%, T 98.1Pain level to be assessed.You as the admitting nurse write a focused assessment.Expectations:What are they subjective and objective data. What actual or potential risk findings do you assess with this client?What are the strength and weaknesses? Health Science Science Nursing NUR 2180 Share QuestionEmailCopy link Comments (0)

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