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A nurse is cаring fоr а client in the emergency depаrtment (ED). Review the fоllоwing documentation: Nurses' Notes 0800 Client brought to ED by ambulance from a long-term care facility. According to report from the long-term care facility RN, the client awoke this AM disoriented to time and place, febrile, and incontinent of foul-smelling urine. Client's baseline is alert and oriented x4 and continent. 0815: Provider at bedside, prescriptions received. Vital Signs 0800 Temperature 36.4*C (97.6*F) Pulse 90/min Blood Pressure 110/70 Respirations 20/min Oxygen Saturation 95% on room air Physical Assessment 0830 Client disoriented to time and place. Agitated. Sinus tachycardia. Respirations regular. Lung sounds clear. Bowel sounds x4 active. Incontinent of urine. Orders Added: Admit for observation. Cefazolin 1g/100ml over 30 minutes IV Complete blood count (CBC) Acetaminophen 650mg q 6 hours prn for temperature greater than 38.9*C (102*F) Straight catherization to obtain urine specimen for urinalysis (UA) and culture and sensitivity (C&S) Basic Metabolic Panel (BMP) The nurse should first [Blank-1] (1point) Type your answer above in the box. Choose from the red WORDBANK. Do not put a space between the words. Type your response exactly as it is in the wordbank. WORDBANK GetTemperature InitiateFallPrecautions ListenLungSounds After completing the first action, what should be done next by the nurse? [Blank-2] (1point) Type your answer above in the box. Choose from the purple WORDBANK. Do not put a space between the words. Type your response exactly as it is in the wordbank. WORDBANK GiveAntibiotic ReportBP ObtainUA *Note: This is the last question. Please show your scratch paper to the camera. _______ _______