NU 231 CUSTOM NURSING BUNDLE
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Chapter 39, Problem 14PFN
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Lungs are located in the chest and play a primary role in respiration. The two types of lung cancers are known as small cell lung cancer and non-small cell lung cancer. Smoking, continuous exposure to harmful gases, and genetics are major risk factors associated with lung cancer. Shortness of breath, pain (in the chest), blood in cough, and metastasis are important complications of lung cancer. The mechanical ventilator is used to provide oxygen supply to the lung cancer patient. It will improve the oxygenation and breathing function of the patient during emergency situations.
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Ray dialyzes three times a week on 2 K+ bath. His appetite is fair and he takes ReGen
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