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[@MsTeedyboo]

73/75... I'm ready

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Thank you.
Kindly include case study questions.

[@reysermeno1832]

Maam @ no. 17. Would it be necessary to stop the cause to prevent further complication before we administer oxygen?

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Thanks mam 🎉

[@NotPurpleRoblox]

In number 1 why can't you position the patient first before initiating o2 therapy?

[@elenitaalotinto1603]

That's what my answer is, D

[@nursestudynet8717]

While high-Fowler's position is helpful, it is a secondary measure compared to the immediate need for oxygen supplementation. Elevating the head of the bed helps with breathing mechanics but does not directly correct the hypoxemia.
In summary, the immediate correction of hypoxemia with oxygen therapy takes precedence over positioning. Oxygen therapy provides a direct and rapid improvement in oxygen saturation, which is critical in stabilizing the patient in acute respiratory distress. Once oxygenation is initiated, placing the patient in a high-Fowler's position can be a supportive intervention to further ease breathing.
Reference:
"Immediate oxygen therapy is indicated for patients who have acute hypoxemia or signs of severe respiratory distress (e.g., cyanosis, confusion, tachypnea, accessory muscle use, paradoxical breathing). Oxygen therapy can help prevent further hypoxemia-related complications and should be administered as the first line of treatment."
Source: American Thoracic Society. (2017). Oxygen Therapy for Adults in the Hospital: An Official American Thoracic Society Clinical Practice Guideline. American Journal of Respiratory and Critical Care Medicine, 195(4), 357-363.

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Can you do a video for psych mental health and psych medication please

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Thank you mam ‘m can you do a video on Maternity. ❤❤❤

[@nursestudynet8717]

Yes, soon

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Would it be possible to do NCLEX style with NGN questions and select all

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Hi teacher,
For question 8:- if the patient is allergic to lactulose. What can be given instead .

[@nursestudynet8717]

Rifaximin Has been considered.