Moderate sedation is planned for a client who will undergo a procedure. Which statements by the nurse would help the client understand this level of sedation?
Standard Text: Select all that apply.
1. "You will be able to respond to us when we tap you on the shoulder."
2. "You will have a breathing tube inserted in your throat through your mouth."
3. "We will keep stimulating you to breathe."
4. "This level of sedation shouldn't have any effect on your heart."
5. "You will definitely be able to respond to us when we call your name."
Correct Answer: 1,4
Rationale 1: Minimally sedated clients are able to respond to light tactile stimulation.
Rationale 2: Minimally sedated clients are able to support their own airway.
Rationale 3: Minimally sedated clients are able to support their own airway.
Rationale 4: Minimally sedated clients generally do not need any cardiovascular support.
Rationale 5: In some cases, minimally sedated clients do not respond to verbal stimuli.
Global Rationale: Minimally sedated clients are able to respond to light tactile stimulation and do not need cardiovascular support. Minimally sedated clients are able to support their own airway. In some cases, minimally sedated clients do not respond to verbal stimuli.
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