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1. Which of the following Cues are findings in Maurice condition? A. Inspiratory and expiratory wheezing B. Crackles in all lung fields C. Shortness of breath D. Bradycardia E. Tachypnea F. Low O2 Saturation G, High O2 Saturation H. Pyrexia (Fever) I. Hypothermia J. Urine spilled on floor and bed H. Pyrexia (Fever) I. Hypothermia J. Urine spilled on floor and bed Which of the following Cues are findings in Maurice condition? A. Inspiratory and expiratory wheezing B. Crackles in all lung fields C. Shortness of breath D. Bradycardia E. Tachypnea F. Low O2 Saturation G, High O2 Saturation H. Pyrexia (Fever) I. Hypothermia J. Urine spilled on floor and bed Which of the following Cues are findings in Maurice condition? A. Inspiratory and expiratory wheezing B. Crackles in all lung fields C. Shortness of breath D. Bradycardia E. Tachypnea F. Low O2 Saturation G, High O2 Saturation H. Pyrexia (Fever) I. Hypothermia J. Urine spilled on floor and bed Checking the oxygen flow rate and physician's orders at least every 2 hours Monitoring the patient for skin breakdown in the nares and over the ears Changing the cannula and tubing every 8 hours to prevent bacterial growth

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Which of the following Cues are findings in Maurice condition?
A. Inspiratory and expiratory wheezing
B. Crackles in all lung fields
C. Shortness of breath
D. Bradycardia 
E.  Tachypnea
F. Low O2 Saturation
G, High O2 Saturation
H. Pyrexia (Fever)
I. Hypothermia
J. Urine spilled on floor and bed
H. Pyrexia (Fever)
I. Hypothermia
J. Urine spilled on floor and bed
Which of the following Cues are findings in Maurice condition?
A. Inspiratory and expiratory wheezing
B. Crackles in all lung fields
C. Shortness of breath
D. Bradycardia 
E.  Tachypnea
F. Low O2 Saturation
G, High O2 Saturation
H. Pyrexia (Fever)
I. Hypothermia
J. Urine spilled on floor and bed
Which of the following Cues are findings in Maurice condition?
A. Inspiratory and expiratory wheezing
B. Crackles in all lung fields
C. Shortness of breath
D. Bradycardia 
E.  Tachypnea
F. Low O2 Saturation
G, High O2 Saturation
H. Pyrexia (Fever)
I. Hypothermia
J. Urine spilled on floor and bed
Checking the oxygen flow rate and physician's orders at least every 2 hours
Monitoring the patient for skin breakdown in the nares and over the ears
Changing the cannula and tubing every 8 hours to prevent bacterial growth

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