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100% Normal text Calibri B IUA 11 GD 1 2 3 I 4 5 6 The high pressure alarm on the ventilator sounds, you enter the room, the dient is Agitated Respiratory rate 40 breaths/min Oxygen saturation is 81% Blood pressure 98/44 mmHg Sinus tachycardia 142 beats/min What action will you implement first? Underline and provide rationale for the selection Auscultate breath sounds Increase the FIO2 setting to 100 % Check the ventilator settings and readouts Suction the ET tube after byperoxygenating the client Your assessment data No breath sound on right side with minimal expansion on inspiration ET tube position remains at 23-cm at the client's teeth What is your suspected problem for the client? Underline and provide rationale for the selection Oxygenation r/t mechanical ventilation AEB inadvertent extubation Oxygenation r/t mechanical ventilation AEB tension pneumothorax Oxygenation r/t mechanical ventilation AEB ET tube displacement Oxygenation r/t mechanical ventilation AEB aspiration pneumonia

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Normal text A 100% BIUAPCO Calibri 11 1 2 The high pressure alarm on the ventilator sounds, you enter the room, the dient is; 1Q Agitated The low oxygen saturation (normal> 96%), and higher respiratory rate suggest that the patient had severe hypoxia that requires immediate supply of oxygen. So, one should immediately increase the FIO2 setting to 100%. Respiratory rate 40 breaths/min Oxygen saturation is 81 % e 98/44 mmHg hycardia et min What action will you implement first? Underline and provide rationale for the selection Auscultate breath sounds Increase the FIO2 setting to 100 % Check the ventilator settings and readouts Suction ET tube after byperoxygenating the client