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The client who had an abdominal surgery has a Jackson Pratt (JP) drainage tube. Which assessment data warrant immediate intervention by the nurse?

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Rationale: A round JP bulb with 40 mL of fluid indicates loss of suction, risking fluid accumulation and infection, requiring immediate intervention. Taping, pink site, and suction are normal.

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