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According to the information in the scenario, the action I will take next will be to ask Mrs. Henderson ask her about her pain level from the scale of 0-10 and if she verbalize she is still in pain I will administer her pain medication. I will use option A (I will the ordered pain medication and administer it). I will ask Mrs. Henderson question about her family history regarding asthma, bronchitis, and rheumatoid arthritis. I will ask questions about the medication she was using, I will reassess the breath sound and reassess her vitals sign, most importantly the blood pressure and respiration which are too high, I will assess her abdomen for bowel sound and palpate her abdomen for masses, bulges or pain. I will also perform active range of
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