A patient complains of feeling short of breath. His oxygen saturation level is 86. When auscultating his lung sounds, a nurse notes wheezes and crackles throughout. The patient has a productive cough of thick green mucus.
The nurse should chart these actions under the section of DAR charting that is called
1. Data.
2. Action.
3. Response.
4. Assessment.
Question 2
A patient appears anxious. The patient speaks quickly and paces the hospital halls. Using the SOAPIER method, a nurse should chart this finding under the initial
1. S.
2. O.
3. A.
4. P.
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