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CCRN Critical Care Nursing

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A nurse working in post acute care unit is taking care of a 77 year old male recovering from surgery with general anesthesia. What would be an appropriate outcome?

The patient will be oriented to person, place, time and situation.
The patient will have a urine output of 70 mL over 2 hours.
The patient will have a pulse ox O2 saturation of 98% on 1 Liter of O2.
The patient will have sensation in all of his extremities.

Explanation

Answer: C- The most appropriate outcome is to maintain a pulse ox of 98% on 1 Liter of oxygen. The focus is on the anesthesia. The correct evaluation of recovering from anesthesia would be effective oxygenation.

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