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The nurse coming on duty received in report that the client's lung sounds were clear to auscultation in all lobes. The nurse coming on heard moderate-intensity and moderate-pitch "blowing" sounds between the scapulae and lateral to the sternum at the first and second intercostal spaces when doing her own assessment. Which should the nurse do next?

▸ Encourage the client to cough and deep breathe.

▸ Notify the healthcare provider of abnormal breath sounds.

▸ Document assessment findings as normal breath sounds.

▸ Raise the head of the bed to allow maximum air excursion.

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