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Title: As the RN is suctioning a client, the pulse oximetry reading drops to 83%. What should the nurse do? ... Post by: e5oli5ri on Oct 7, 2016 As the RN is suctioning a client, the pulse oximetry reading drops to 83%. What should the nurse do?
1. Allow the client to take some extra deep breaths. 2. Continue to suction but only intermittently. 3. Keep the catheter in place and wait a few minutes. 4. Stop suctioning and give supplemental oxygen. Title: Re: As the RN is suctioning a client, the pulse oximetry reading drops to 83%. What should the nurse ... Post by: wheatus on Oct 7, 2016 Content hidden
Title: Re: As the RN is suctioning a client, the pulse oximetry reading drops to 83%. What should the nurse do? ... Post by: e5oli5ri on Nov 19, 2016 Very helpful, thanks for providing an explanation
Title: Re: As the RN is suctioning a client, the pulse oximetry reading drops to 83%. What should the nurse do? ... Post by: wheatus on Nov 19, 2016 Glad to help :innocent:
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