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Which nursing interventions can directly decrease the metabolic oxygen demands of a critically ill patient? (Select all that apply.)
1. The nurse administers antipyretic medications to reduce fever.
2. The nurse keeps the patient covered with a blanket as much as possible during initial resuscitation.
3. The nurse offers the patient pain medication on a routine basis.
4. The nurse maintains sterile technique when changing dressings.
5. The nurse encourages visitors to talk to an unconscious patient.

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High-Acuity Nursing

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Authors: Wagner, Hardin-Pierce

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