The nurse is evaluating the client's response to treatment for hypovolemic shock. The nurse would conclude that a goal has been met when:
1. Respirations are slow and shallow.
2. Capillary refill is prolonged.
3. Peristalsis is restored.
4. Client is restless.
Answer: 3
1. Slow and shallow respirations indicate that shock is progressing.
2. When capillary refill is prolonged, the skin is not getting adequate blood supply.
3. The return of bowel sounds indicates that blood flow has been restored to the gastrointestinal system and the client is improving.
4. Restlessness is a sign of early shock.
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