ATI respiratory assessment Accurate 100%

tachypnea - ANSWERthe nurse can expect the client to have _____________, rapid breathing, in the first day postoperatively dyspnea - ANSWERthe nurse can expect hte client to have _______________, difficulty breathing, the first day postoperatively plerual pain - ANSWERthe nurse can expect to find the client with ________________, the first day postoperatively hypoxemia - ANSWERthe nurse can expect to find the client with _____________, which is decreased oxygenation of the RBCs and cyanosis due to poor oxygen exchange pulerual effusion - ANSWERcommon clinical manifestations of _____________ are progressive dyspnea and decreased movement of the chest wall on the affected side; there may be pleuritic pain from underlying disease and absent or decreased breath sounds over the affected area tachypnea - ANSWERclients who have hypoxia generalyl have ____________-, not bradypnea tachycardia - ANSWERa client who is hypoxic is more likely to have ________________ than bradycardia cyanosis - ANSWERhypoxia is too little oxygen anywhere in the body; a client who is hypoxic will eventually develop ___________. unless the client also has severe anemia or certain other conditions that prevent the manifestation of ______________ 2-3 L - ANSWERunless the client has another medical disorder that warrants fluid restriction, he should drink __________________ a day with COPD poor exercise tolerance - ANSWERclients who have COPD have _____________ in the early morning due to the pulmonary secretions that accumulate when the person is recumbent pursed-lip breathing - ANSWER_______________ lengthens the expiratory phase of respiration and also increaes the pressure in the airway during exhalation; this reduces airway resistance and decreaes trapped air for clients with COPD beta-ad