The Nursing Actions That Would Most Help to Prevent Cardiogenic

question 20

Multiple Choice

The nursing actions that would most help to prevent cardiogenic shock in a client after a myocardial infarction are (Select all that apply)

• A) administering vasopressor agents.
• B) enhancing the heart's pumping function.
• C) giving the client IV lidocaine.
• D) providing adequate IV fluids.
• E) treating pain rapidly.

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Definitions:

Moderate-Intensity Physical Activity

Exercise that increases the heart rate to 50-70% of its maximum, noticeably accelerating the heartbeat but still allowing for conversation.

Older Adults

Individuals typically defined as being in a later stage of life, often considered to be ages 65 and above, with specific social, health, and economic considerations.

Chest Tubes

Flexible tubes inserted through the chest wall to remove air, fluids, or pus from the pleural space, typically to treat conditions like pneumothorax or pleural effusion.

Repositioned

The act of moving or adjusting something or someone to a different place or position.