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reinflate

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trauma, re-expand lung, remove blood

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What are the signs and symptoms of: a) hypoxemia; b) hypercapnia; c) oxygen toxicity; d) adventitious breath sounds.Examine the evaluation goals and outcomes for client oxygenation and explain how the nurse would evaluate the following: a) comfort and ease of client breathing; and b) maintenance and/or improvement in the client’s pulmonary ventilation and oxygenation.

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What are the signs and symptoms of: a) hypoxemia; b) hypercapnia; c) oxygen toxicity; d) adventitious breath sounds.Examine the evaluation goals and outcomes for client oxygenation and explain how the nurse would evaluate the following: a) comfort and ease of client breathing; and b) maintenance and/or improvement in the client’s pulmonary ventilation and oxygenation.

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Why would a physician insert a chest tube?Explain the difference in chest tube placement for a pneumothorax compared to a chest tube for a hemothorax.What is the purpose of connecting the chest tube to a sealed drainage system? chest drainage system Click for more options  During exhalation the nurse notices gently bubbling through the water in the drainage system. The system is hooked onto the bed below the level of Peter’s chest.Why should the drainage system be kept below patient’s chest?What does the bubbling mean?

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Why would a physician insert a chest tube?Explain the difference in chest tube placement for a pneumothorax compared to a chest tube for a hemothorax.What is the purpose of connecting the chest tube to a sealed drainage system? chest drainage system Click for more options  During exhalation the nurse notices gently bubbling through the water in the drainage system. The system is hooked onto the bed below the level of Peter’s chest.Why should the drainage system be kept below patient’s chest?What does the bubbling mean?