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When cоmpаring the WHO аnd CDC definitiоns оf Long COVID, which stаtement accurately reflects the clinical application of these criteria?
The nurse is cаring fоr а 25-yeаr-оld male in the EDNursing Nоtes1400 - To the ED after a branding accident where a bull escaped and pinned the client against a metal fence for approximately 60 seconds. The bull’s horn penetrated his right eye, causing the loss of the eyeball (globe), leaving an empty orbital cavity. Breathing is labored. He is conscious but in visible pain and distress. Initial primary assessment:Airway – patent, 2 missing teeth, some other teeth are loose. The client is spitting out bloody secretions.Breathing – RR = 32 shallow breaths/min, pulse ox 84% on RA, asymmetrical chest movement, left side rises while the right side moves downward with inspiration.Circulation – BP 172/94 mm/Hg, HR 126 beats/minute, sinus tachycardia. Pulse 2+ in all extremities. Cap refill 3 seconds. Skin is warm but pale.Disability – A&O x2 (person & place), GSC = 13, pupils round at 3mm and reactive in the left eye. Unknown whereabouts of the right eye.Exposure – Clothing removed and warming lights and blankets applied. Empty orbital cavity of the right eye with significant soft tissue damage. Pain rating 10/10 in “face and chest.” Multiple contusions and abrasions on the chest and throughout the body. No visible orthopedic extremities or hip deformities.1415 - Bedside ultrasound completed, diagnosis of multiple rib fractures, pneumothorax, flail chest, and a traumatic right globe loss.1420 – Health Care Provider OrdersHigh-flow oxygenIV Lactated Ringer at 150 ml/hr IVDilaudid 2 mg IVPHead, chest, abdomen, pelvis, CT scanNeuro checks q 15 minutesCover the right orbital cavity with a sterile dressingCephalexin 1 gram IVPrepare for a chest tubeAfter reviewing the healthcare provider's orders. What 2 orders should the nurse perform immediately?