hard · NCLEX-RN Physiological Adaptation
A client with ARDS is receiving cisatracurium (a neuromuscular blocking agent) to facilitate mechanical ventilation. Which nursing actions are mandatory for this client? Select all that apply.
- Administer continuous sedation and analgesia concurrently with the paralyzing agent.
- Assess the client's ability to swallow before providing oral medications.
- Provide meticulous eye care, such as lubricant and taping lids closed.
- Perform a 'train-of-four' (TOF) peripheral nerve stimulation assessment to monitor the degree of blockade.
- Perform passive range-of-motion exercises every hour to maintain muscle mass.
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