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The nurse is working on the medical-surgical floor caring for a client who has a tracheostomy tube in place. On their care plan, it s indicated the client
should receive nasotracheal suctioning every four hours. When the nurse goes to suction the client at am and 12 pm, they note the client has a copious
amount of secretions that cannot be expectorated and that their breath sounds reveal rhonchi. What is the appropriate response by the nuna
OA Advise the client to take several deep breaths prior to suctioning every four hours
O B. Encourage the client to clean their trach tube hourly
Oc Change the client's care plan to indicate they should be suctioned every two haurs
O D. Instruct the unlicensed assistive personnel how to perform nasotracheal suction they can do it when needed
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Transcribed Image Text:Search Questions RETAJE 4 of 90 questions Highlight Strikeout Calculaton Lab Values Note Mark The nurse is working on the medical-surgical floor caring for a client who has a tracheostomy tube in place. On their care plan, it s indicated the client should receive nasotracheal suctioning every four hours. When the nurse goes to suction the client at am and 12 pm, they note the client has a copious amount of secretions that cannot be expectorated and that their breath sounds reveal rhonchi. What is the appropriate response by the nuna OA Advise the client to take several deep breaths prior to suctioning every four hours O B. Encourage the client to clean their trach tube hourly Oc Change the client's care plan to indicate they should be suctioned every two haurs O D. Instruct the unlicensed assistive personnel how to perform nasotracheal suction they can do it when needed Next
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