ATI Msn De5320 Fundamentals Exam | Nurselytic

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B: Turning the client on their side helps prevent aspiration in case of vomiting due to the decreased level of consciousness.
C: Placing a fan to blow lightly toward the client can provide comfort and help with air circulation.
D: Administering an opioid narcotic can help manage pain and provide comfort in end-of-life care.
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A: Telling the client there is nobody else in the room is not a priority in addressing the client's physiological needs.
E: Providing deep nasotracheal suctioning is invasive and not indicated unless there is a clear need for airway clearance.
In summary, the correct actions focus on maintaining the client's comfort, safety, and symptom management during end-of-life care, while the incorrect actions are either not relevant or potentially harmful in this context.

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