For each of the possible answers below, categorize whether t…

For each of the possible answers below, categorize whether the action is Indicated, Non-Essential, or Contraindicated by dragging the option to the appropriate box (Indicated, Non-essential, Contraindicated). Indicated – an action that the nurse should take to resolve the problem. Non-Essential – an action that the nurse could take without harming the patient, but the action would not likely address the problem. Contraindicated – an action that could harm the client and should not be taken.

The nurse recognizes his patient is experiencing anaphylacti…

The nurse recognizes his patient is experiencing anaphylactic shock after a new antibiotic started infusing. He immediately stopped the infusion and called for assistance. The patient’s airway is narrowing rapidly, and her blood pressure has dropped further to 78/42 mmHg. The healthcare provider has issued several orders simultaneously. Place the following interventions in the correct order to be performed:

A nurse is caring for a patient who has sustained a traumati…

A nurse is caring for a patient who has sustained a traumatic brain injury and has an external ventricular drain (EVD) in place to monitor intracranial pressure (ICP). The nurse observes that the patient’s ICP reading is elevated at 20 mm Hg from a previous value of 12 mm Hg. The nurse assesses the patient and notes their sedation level, alignment, positioning, and lab results. All are within normal range. The patient appears relaxed and comfortable and does not exhibit any posturing to stimuli. Which of the following actions should the nurse take next?