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How would a rescuer improve a patient's level on a non-breathing, ventilated patient? 

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00:01 Okay, so for a patient experiencing shortness of breath after physical therapy, three nursing interventions could be, well first, could be to assess the respiratory status.
00:20 So we begin by assessing the patient's respiratory rate, rhythm, depth, and effort.
00:27 So listen for any abnormal breath sounds using a stethoscope and then monitoring oxygen saturation with a pulse exometer can also provide valuable information about the patient's oxygenation status.
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