Multiple Choice
Arterial procedures,especially those that involve the aorta,may place the patient at risk for significant blood loss.A nursing diagnosis related to the care of patients undergoing vascular surgery is:Risk for Deficient Fluid Volume related to loss of body fluids,with a nursing outcome stated as:Fluid balance will be maintained as evidenced by postoperative pulses equivalent to preoperative level,hourly urine output of at least 30 mL,and good skin turgor.Select all the nursing interventions that are appropriate to this outcome.
A) Ensure availability of rapid infusion systems or blood salvage equipment.
B) Confirm the availability of ordered blood-replacement products.
C) Collaborate with the anesthesia provider in ongoing estimation of blood loss.
D) Provide emotional support and comfort measures.
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