An immunocompromised older adult has developed a urinary tra…

An immunocompromised older adult has developed a urinary tract infection and the care team recognizes the need to prevent an exacerbation of the client’s infection that could result in urosepsis and septic shock. What action should the nurse perform to reduce the client’s risk of septic shock?

The new patient was in a motor vehicle trauma and sustained…

The new patient was in a motor vehicle trauma and sustained a blunt force blow to the chest from the steering wheel. He arrives at the ER with complaints of left sided chest pain on inspiration. He has dyspnea, pallor and his pulse ox is 88%. The rest of his VS PR 130, RR 28, and BP 160/94. The triage nurse understands to prioritize which interventions for this client?

A client is receiving a unit of PRBC due to GI bleeding. The…

A client is receiving a unit of PRBC due to GI bleeding. The nurse assesses the client after 15 minutes and the client complains of flank pain develops urticaria and shortness of breath.  The nurse suspects [condition]. The nurses priority action is [priority] and to monitor [parameter]