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Pаtient:Nаme: J.M.Age: 67 yeаrsSex: MaleHistоry:Pоst-оperative day #1 following open abdominal surgeryFormer smoker (40 pack-year history, quit 5 years ago)No known neuromuscular diseasePain controlled with IV analgesicsAssessment Findings:Breath sounds: Diminished bilaterally at the bases, no cracklesCough: Weak but non-productiveChest expansion: DecreasedSpO₂: 93% on 2 L/min nasal cannulaRespiratory rate: 20/minChest X-ray: Bibasilar atelectasisPatient is alert, cooperative, and able to follow instructionsCurrent Orders:Oxygen to maintain SpO₂ > 92%Pulmonary hygiene as indicatedQuestion: If the patient begins using incentive spirometry but is unable to achieve adequate inspiratory volumes due to pain and shallow breathing, what would be the NEXT most appropriate therapy?
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