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==Question 4== '''Select all that apply.''' Which findings should the licensed practical nurse report to the registered nurse '''promptly'''? # A postoperative client's incision now has purulent drainage and surrounding redness. # A client on contact precautions asks for a second pillow. # An older adult client who was oriented this morning is now confused and pulling at the intravenous line. # A client on airborne precautions has a room door that has been propped open. # A client's urinary catheter bag is emptied at the end of the shift and recorded. # A client with a temperature of 101.8 degrees Fahrenheit and shaking chills. '''Answer:''' 1, 3, 4, and 6. ''Rationale:'' New purulent drainage suggests surgical site infection, new-onset confusion may be the first sign of infection or delirium in an older adult and also creates a safety risk, an open door defeats airborne containment and is an infection control breach, and fever with rigors suggests systemic infection. Options 2 and 5 are routine care within the LPN scope that do not require escalation.
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