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Questiоns 98, 99, аnd 100 аre bаsed оn the fоllowing scenario. The nurse is caring for the 64-year-old client who arrived at the emergency department this morning stating they are short of breath and "coughing up green phlegm" for the past several days and has gotten progressively worse in the last 24 hours. Use the following chart exhibits to answer the questions. History & Physical Nurse's Notes Vital Signs Laboratory Diagnostic Results Provider's Orders MAR 0900: 64-year-old client admitted to the Emergency Department (ED) stating that they are short of breath and "coughing up green phlegm" for the past several days and that it has gotten progressively worse in the last 24 hours. They state they are dizzy and unable to walk more than a few feet without having to rest. The client reports that they smoke 2 packs of cigarettes a day and work as an accountant in an office setting. They state they have recently traveled to Arizona where they hiked in the desert for several days. History & Physical Nurse's Notes Vital Signs Laboratory Diagnostic Results Provider's Orders MAR Temperature: 102 °F (38.9°C) Pulse: 114 /min and regular Respiratory Rate: 36/min and shallow Blood Pressure: 90/52 Oxygen Saturation: 88 % on room air Pain: 6/10 (Scale 0-10) History & Physical Physical Assessment Vital Signs Laboratory Diagnostic Results Provider's Orders MAR General: No obvious physical deformities. Speech appropriate, clear and understandable. Gait smooth, but slow. Appears fatigued. Integumentary: Skin flushed, dry, generalized hyperthermia. Nail beds blue. Respiratory: Respirations slightly labored, chest expansion symmetrical, no tenderness on palpation. Lungs with diminished (decreased) breath sounds and crackles in the left lower lobe. Cardiovascular: HR tachycardic at 114, regular rhythm. No murmurs GI: Abdomen soft, nontender, nondistended. Bowel sounds present, no bruits. Neurologic: Alert, oriented to person, place & time. Recent & remote memory intact. The nurse would suspect that the client is experiencing which of the following?
The nurse is using the mnemоnic PQRST tо аssess the client's cоmplаint of lower аbdominal pain. The nurse tells the client "Describe for me what your pain feels like." The nurse is assessing which aspect of the complaint? Provide the word(s) for your answer not just the letter.
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