The nurse is concerned that a client with an alteration in perfusion is at risk for inadequate oxygenation.What should the nurse consider when planning for this client's potential health problem?
A) Encouraging ambulation every thirty minutes
B) Instructing on deep breathing
C) Administering medications appropriate to increase heart rate
D) Positioning to increase blood return

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A) The client is at risk for inadequate oxygenation. The nurse should consider teaching the client the importance of deep breathing to increase the amount of oxygen in the body tissues. Encouraging ambulation every thirty minutes would negatively impact oxygenation. Periods of rest should occur between activities and no activity should be too strenuous. The client with oxygenation issues will have tachycardia. The nurse should consider medications that would reduce instead of increase the heart rate. The client should be in the high-Fowler position to improve oxygenation. Positions to increase blood flow to the heart would include Trendelenburg, which would negatively impact oxygenation.
B) The client is at risk for inadequate oxygenation. The nurse should consider teaching the client the importance of deep breathing to increase the amount of oxygen in the body tissues. Encouraging ambulation every thirty minutes would negatively impact oxygenation. Periods of rest should occur between activities and no activity should be too strenuous. The client with oxygenation issues will have tachycardia. The nurse should consider medications that would reduce instead of increase the heart rate. The client should be in the high-Fowler position to improve oxygenation. Positions to increase blood flow to the heart would include Trendelenburg, which would negatively impact oxygenation.
C) The client is at risk for inadequate oxygenation. The nurse should consider teaching the client the importance of deep breathing to increase the amount of oxygen in the body tissues. Encouraging ambulation every thirty minutes would negatively impact oxygenation. Periods of rest should occur between activities and no activity should be too strenuous. The client with oxygenation issues will have tachycardia. The nurse should consider medications that would reduce instead of increase the heart rate. The client should be in the high-Fowler position to improve oxygenation. Positions to increase blood flow to the heart would include Trendelenburg, which would negatively impact oxygenation.
D) The client is at risk for inadequate oxygenation. The nurse should consider teaching the client the importance of deep breathing to increase the amount of oxygen in the body tissues. Encouraging ambulation every thirty minutes would negatively impact oxygenation. Periods of rest should occur between activities and no activity should be too strenuous. The client with oxygenation issues will have tachycardia. The nurse should consider medications that would reduce instead of increase the heart rate. The client should be in the high-Fowler position to improve oxygenation. Positions to increase blood flow to the heart would include Trendelenburg, which would negatively impact oxygenation.

The Nurse Is Concerned That a Client with an Alteration