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Answer: 1, 2, 3, 5
Explanation:
1. The intense pain and shock initially felt by parents gradually give way to feelings of anger, guilt, depression, and loneliness.
2. The intense pain and shock initially felt by parents gradually give way to feelings of anger, guilt, depression, and loneliness.
3. The intense pain and shock initially felt by parents gradually give way to feelings of anger, guilt,
depression, and loneliness.
4. High energy is not felt during the mourning period.
5. The intense pain and shock initially felt by parents gradually give way to feelings of anger, guilt, depression, and loneliness.
Answer: 1, 2, 3
Explanation:
1. When an infant with TOF has a hypercyanotic episode, interventions should be geared toward decreasing the pulmonary vascular resistance. Therefore, the nurse would place the infant in knee-chest position
[to decrease venous blood return from the lower extremities] and administer oxygen, morphine, and propranolol [to decrease the pulmonary vascular resistance].
2. When an infant with TOF has a hypercyanotic episode, interventions should be geared toward decreasing the pulmonary vascular resistance. Therefore, the nurse would place the infant in knee-chest position [to decrease venous blood return from the lower extremities] and administer oxygen, morphine, and propranolol [to decrease the
pulmonary vascular resistance].
3. When an infant with TOF has a hypercyanotic episode, interventions should be geared toward decreasing the pulmonary vascular resistance. Therefore, the nurse would place the infant in knee chest position [to decrease venous blood return from the lower extremities] and administer oxygen, morphine, and propranolol [to decrease the pulmonary vascular resistance].
4. The nurse would not draw blood until the episode had subsided because unpleasant procedures
are postponed.
5. Benadryl is not appropriate for this child.
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