medium · NCLEX-RN basic-care
Which finding during the assessment of a client receiving enteral nutrition most strongly indicates a need to stop the infusion and notify the provider?
- Client report of mild abdominal bloating and 'fullness'
- Passing three semi-formed stools in a 12-hour period
- New-onset crackles at the lung bases and a decreased SpO2
- Gastric residual volume of 150 mL during the fourth hour of feeding
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