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Medical-Surgical Nursing Timby's Introductory Medical-Surgical Nursing 13th Edition Moreno Test Bank Questions And Correct Answers 2025 All Chapters Available ◦ A Nurse Is Caring For A Postoperative Client On The Surgical Unit. The Clients Blood Pressure Was 142/76 Mm Hg 30 Minutes Ago, And Now Is 88/50 Mm Hg. What Action By The Nurse Is Best? ◦ Call The Rapid Response Team. ◦ Document And Continue To Monitor. ◦ Notify The Primary Care Provider. ◦ Repeat Blood Pressure Measurement In 15 Minutes. Ans: A ◦ The Purpose Of The Rapid Response Team (Rrt) Is To Intervene When Clients Are Deteriorating Before They Suffer Either Respiratory Or Cardiac Arrest. Since The Client Has Manifested A Significant Change, The Nurse Should Call The Rrt. Changes In Blood Pressure, Mental Status, Heart Rate, And Pain Are Particularly Significant. Documentation Is Vital, But The Nurse Must Do More Than Document. The Primary Care Provider Should Be Notified, But This Is Not The Priority Over Calling The Rrt. The Clients Blood Pressure Should Be Reassessed Frequently, But The Priority Is Getting The Rapid Care To The Client.

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TEST BANK -Timby's IntroductoryMedical-Surgical Nursing,13th
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Cbapter O1 Conceptsand Trends in Health Care
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Chapter02SettingsandModelsforNursingCare
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Cbapter03 The KursingProcess
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Chapter04 Intenie\vingandPhysical Ass.essment
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Cbapter 05 legal and Ethical Issues
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Cbapter06leadership Rolesand Manag,ementfunctions
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Chapter07Nurse-ClientRelationships
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Cbapter 08 Cultural Care Considerations
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Chapter09IntegrativeMedicineand.'\ttemati\·eTherapies
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Cbapter 10 End-of-Life Care
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Cbapter 11 Pain Manag,ement
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Chapter 12 Infection
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Cbapter 13lntra\«nous Therapy
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Chapter 14Perioperati\'eCare
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Cbapter15DisasterSituations
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Cbapter 16Caring for Clients With fluid,Electroly1e, and Acid-Base lmbalances
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Chapter 17CaringforClientsinShock
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Cbapter 18CaringforClientsWithCancer Chapter
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19lntroduction to!heRespiratory System
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Cbapter 20 Caring for Clients With Upper Respiratory Disorders
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Cbapter 21 Caring for Clients \\fith Lo\ver Respiratory Disorders
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Chapter 22 lntroduction to !heCardio\'ascular System
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Cbapter 23 Caring for Clients With Infectious and Inflammatory Disordersof the Heart
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Cbapter24 CaringforClientsWith ValvularDisordersofthe Heart
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Cbapter 25 Caring for Clients With Disordersof Coronary and Peripheral Blood Vessels
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Chapter 26 Caring for Clients With Cardiac Arrhytlunias
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Cbapter 27 Caring for Clients With Hypertension
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Chapter 28 Caring for Clients With Heart failure
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Cbapter 29 Caring for Clients Undergoing Cardiovascular Surgery
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Cbapter 30 lntroduction to !heHematopoietic and Lymphatic Systerns
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Chapter31CaringforClients\\iithDisordersoftheHematopoieticSystem
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Cbapter 32 Caring for Clients With Disordersof the lymphatic System
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Chapter33IntroductiontotheImmuneSystem
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Cbapter34 Caring for Clients \\fith Immune--MediatedDisorders
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Cbapter 35 Caring for Clients With HJV AIDS
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Chapter 36 lntroduction to !heNervous System
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Cbapter37CaringforClientsWith CentralandPeripheralNervousSystem Disorders
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Chapter38 Caring for Clie11ts \\iithCerebrovascularDisorders
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Cbapter39CaringforClientsWith HeadandSpinalCordTrauma
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Cbapter40CaringforClients\\fithKeurologicDe-fícits
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,Cbapter41lntroó0<:tiontotheSensorySystem
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Chapter42CaringforClie11tsWithEyeDisorders
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Chapter43CaringforClie11ts\\iithEarDisorders
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Cbapter44lntroó0<:tiontotheGastrointestinalSysternandAccessoryStructures
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Chapter45CaringforClie11ts\\iithDisordersoftheUpperGastrointestinalTrac.t
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Cbapter46CaringforClients\\fithDisordersoftheLo\verGastrointestinal Tract
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Chapter47CaringforClie11ts\\iithDisordersoftheLi\·er,Gallbladder,orPancreas
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mChapter48CaringforClie11ts\\iithOstoinies
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Chapter50CaringforClie11ts\\iithDisordersoftheEndoc.rineSyste1n
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mCbapter51 CaringforClients\\fithDiabetesMellitus
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Chapter52lntroóuction totheFemaleandMateReproducti\eSystems
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Chapter53CaringforClie11ts\\iithDisordersoftheFemaleReproductiveSyste1n
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Cbapter54CaringforClients\\fithBreastDisorders
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Chapter55CaringforClie11ts\\iithDisordersoftheMateReproducti\·eSystem
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Cbapter56CaringforClientsWithSexuallyTransmittedInfections
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mChapter57lntroóuction totheUrinarySystem
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Chapter 58 Caring for Clients \\iith Disorders of the Kidneysand Ureters
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mCbapter 59 Caring for Clients With Disorders of the Bladder and Urethra
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Chapter60lntroóuctiontotheMusculoskeletalSystem
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Cbapter61CaringforClientsRequiringOrtbopedicTreatment
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Chapter62CaringforClients\\iithTratunaticMusculoskeletalInjuries
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Chapter63CaringforClients\\iithOrthopedicandConnectiveTissueDisorders
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Cbapter64lntroó0<:tiontotheIntegumentarySystern
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Chapter65 Caring forClients\\iithSkin, Hair.andNailDisorders
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Cbapter66CaringforClientsWithBums
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Chapter67InteractionofBodyandMind
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Chapter68CaringforClie11tsWithAlcxietyDisorders
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Cbapter69CaringforClients\\fithMoodDisorders
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Chapter 70Caring forClients\\iithEatingDisorders
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Cbapter71 CaringforClientsWithSubstanceUseDisorders
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Chapter72CaringforClients\\iithDementiaandThoughtDisorders
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