hard · NCLEX-RN management
The nurse evaluates the client's progress and the facility's disaster response. Which findings indicate the interventions have been effective? Select all that apply. Apply the response specifically to this case: commuter-train derailment mass-casualty incident requiring START/SALT triage, scarce-resource allocation, transport priority, and incident command.
- Potassium level decreased from 5.9 to 5.2 mEq/L
- Urine output increased to 40 mL per hour
- The incident-command transfer target has been met
- Mean arterial pressure (MAP) is 78 mm Hg
- The client remains disoriented to time
- Calcium level has decreased to 7.2 mg/dL
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