The nurse observes that a client's skin is pale. Which assessment data should the nurse anticipate is associated with the observation? Select all that apply.
A. The client states, "It is snowing again outside with a wind chill factor of -11 degrees Fahrenheit."
B. The client states, "I have been diagnosed with osteoporosis."
C. The client states, "I just smoked a cigarette before I came in the office."
D. Blood pressure is 96/62.
E. Oxygen saturation level is 86% on room air.
Ans:
A. The client states, "It is snowing again outside with a wind chill factor of -11 degrees Fahrenheit."
C. The client states, "I just smoked a cigarette before I came in the office."
D. Blood pressure is 96/62.
E. Oxygen saturation level is 86% on room air.
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