The nurse attaches a transducer in order to obtain a pulmonary artery waveform on the cardiac monitor

The nurse connects an ordered infusion for 0.45 normal saline at 50mL/hour

The nurse uses the catheter to withdraw a mixed venous gas

The nurse inflates the catheter balloon to obtain a pulmonary artery wedge pressure (PAWP)

Prone

Supine with the foot of the bed raised

Supine with the head of the bed raised

Right side-lying position

The client still appears to be sedated

The client's gag reflex has not returned

The client appears flushed and described a warm sensation during the procedure

The client has absent pedal pulses distal to the insertion site

Call an ambulance

Confirm the blood pressure reading with two manual blood pressure readings

Assess the client for syncope or chest pain

Refer the client to their Healthcare Provider immediately and arrange for at-home blood pressure monitoring

Morphine 3 mg IV every 5 to 10 minutes

Meperidine 5 mg IV every hour

Midazolam 3 mg IV push every 4 hours

Fentanyl 5 mg IV every 30 minutes

Etanercept

Methotrexate

Corticosteroids

Naproxen

"I am going to give you this special medicine in a needle that will go into your arm. It is only a small amount of liquid. It will feel like a little pinch and only last a few seconds. You need this medicine to help you not get sick and afterward, I will give you a special band-aid!"

"I should administer the medication when the client sleeping to prevent any discomfort"

"I am going to put the medicine under the skin"

"This injection will help prevent you from getting the flu"

"It's not as hard as you think."

"Let me suggest some low-fat meal plans."

"I will report your concern to the dietitian."

Vitamin K

Protamine sulphate

Insulin

There is no reversal agent