A client develops acute respiratory distress, and a tracheostomy is performed. which intervention is most important for the nurse to implement when caring for this client?

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A client develops acute respiratory distress, and a tracheostomy is performed. which intervention is most important for the nurse to implement when caring for this client?

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tutorconsortium215 tutorconsortium215 · Answer 1 · 2022-09-14T12:32:35-04:00

According to the information the most important intervention the nurse can implement to the client is to "encourage a fluid intake of 3 liters daily"

This is so that the client can cough to clear the respiratory tract thanks to the increased fluid intake's ability to liquefy secretions. The mucosal lining of the respiratory tract will become irritated by continuous suctioning, which may cause additional secretions. The client's airway is now the tracheostomy, which will prevent air exchange. Cotton balls should not be used around a tracheostomy due to the possibility of inhaling one of the cotton fibers. Instead, use gauze.

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