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The nurse has assessed a client and determined that the client has abnormal breath sounds and low oxygen saturation level. The nurse is performing what type of nursing intervention?
 
  A) Supportive
  B) Surveillance
  C) Collaborative
  D) Maintenance

Question 2

A client has terminal cancer and the primary care provider has ordered a diagnostic imaging test. The client tells the nurse that he does not want the test performed so the nurse agrees to dialogue with the primary care provider on the client's behalf.
 
  The nurse's actions are what type of intervention?
  A) Surveillance
  B) Supportive
  C) Coordinating
  D) Technical



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Answer to Question 1

Ans: B
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Surveillance nursing interventions include detecting changes from baseline data and recognizing abnormal responses.

Answer to Question 2

Ans: C
Feedback:
Coordination involves acting as a client advocate, making referrals for follow-up care, collaborating with other health care team members, and ensuring that the client's schedule is therapeutic. This is not a surveillance or technical type of intervention. The nurse is being supportive of the client, but advocacy is more closely associated with coordinating types of interventions.




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Reply 2 on: Jul 22, 2018
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Reply 3 on: Yesterday
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