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(^) Maintain adequate oxygenation and respiratory status (^) Intubation (^) High dose 02 therapy (^) Corticosteroids (^) Inhaled beta agonists (^) Antibiotics (^) Nutritional support (^) Fluid therapy
Signs and Symptoms (^) Shortness of breath (^) Unusual rapid breathing (^) Fast heart rate (^) Low blood pressure (^) Confusion (^) Extreme tiredness (^) Crackles in lungs due to alveoli popping
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Nursing Diagnoses (^) Diagnosis: impaired gas exchange related to diffusion defects AEB hypoxia (^) Goals: Facilitate the exchange of gas with peep during hospital stay (^) Outcome: patient will demonstrate improved ventilation with adequate tissue oxygenation with atrial blood gas within normal range and free of symptoms of respiratory distress (^) Interventions: assess the importance of dee breathing, effective coughing, frequent position changing, adequate fluid intake, elevate the head of the bed, encourage prone position.
Does pone position actually work? (^) 70% more oxygenation (^) Increases postural drainage
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