A patient who is receiving chemotherapy is anemic and has low CaO2 levels. Which nursing interventions offer the best support for this patient?
1. Monitor the administration of blood products.
2. Administer diuretics as ordered.
3. Keep the patient's oxygen cannula in place.
4. Keep the patient on bedrest.
5. Monitor the patient's pulmonary artery wedge pressure (PAWP).
1, 3
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