ou are the nurse caring for a client that is receiving IV magnesium sulfate and IV...
ou are the nurse caring for a client that is receiving IV magnesium sulfate and IV potassium chloride. The client begins to complain of pain at the IV site. You check the client's vital signs and you get the following: BP 110/65 HR 55 RR 12 O2 saturation 92% What are you 3 priority actions (include your rationale)?
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- Magnesium sulphate injection is a naturally occurring mineral used to control low blood levels of magnesium .
- If we provide magnesium sulphate rapid IV ,it can produce the side effects like Brady cardia , low blood pressure ,lower 02 saturation and breathing difficulties
- So , we should start the Mgso4 slowly intravenously.
- We could not push the magnesium sulphate rapidly .
- If patient have above side effects stop the Mgso4 and provide 02 with help of 02 mask .
- We should check the airway , breathing and circulation and provide the care according to patient condition .
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