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Which action will the nurse take to avoid postural hypotension when getting a postoperative client out of bed? 

A hospitalized client stops responding to treatment of their chronic health condition. On examination, the primary health care provider determines that the client is terminally ill. Which is the correct nursing intervention in this situation? 

Which explanation would the nurse give regarding the purpose of early ambulation to a client who had surgery the previous day? 

Which post-operative respiratory complication should the nurse take measures to prevent after a client undergoes general anesthesia? 

Which nursing intervention would be the priority for a client in hospice care with symptoms of dyspnea? 

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The nurse assesses a client’s wound 24 hours postoperatively. Which finding causes the nurse to contact the surgeon? 

Which client would be at an increased risk for coronary artery disease (CAD)? 

Which finding by the nurse will be of most concern when a client has venous insufficiency? 

Which assessment finding would the nurse expect when a client is diagnosed with left-sided congestive heart failure? Select all that apply. (There are 2 correct responses)