Nursing care plan 1. ineffective airway clearance unable to cough AEB Crackless. Question what is the goals/objectives 2. Risk for infection related to IV site. Question what is the goals/objectives ? 3. Risk for impaired skin integrity related to client condom catheter. Question what is the goals/objectives ? 4. Gas exchange related to ineffective cough as evidence by breathing pattern RR of 21 shallow. Question what is the goals/objectives ? 5. Diarrhea related to increased motility ( gastritis) as evidence by loose stool. Question what is the goals/objectives ?

Nursing care plan 1. ineffective airway clearance unable to cough AEB Crackless. Question what is the goals/objectives 2. Risk for infection related to IV site. Question what is the goals/objectives ? 3. Risk for impaired skin integrity related to client condom catheter. Question what is the goals/objectives ? 4. Gas exchange related to ineffective cough as evidence by breathing pattern RR of 21 shallow. Question what is the goals/objectives ? 5. Diarrhea related to increased motility ( gastritis) as evidence by loose stool. Question what is the goals/objectives ?

Comprehensive Medical Assisting: Administrative and Clinical Competencies (MindTap Course List)

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Chapter35: Calculation Of Medication Dosage And Medication Administration

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