What is your priority nursing responsibility during the procedure?

a. Reorienting K.L. as needed
b. Monitoring K.L.'s IV fluid intake
c. Assessing K.L.'s VS and oxygen saturation
d. Documenting K.L.'s response to the procedures


c
Patients receiving IV sedation require close monitoring of their cardiopulmonary status because
of the potential for the loss of ability to maintain a patent airway.

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