The nurse who is trying to enhance the client's respiratory status should avoid Encouraging the client to breathe slowly and shallowly. Thus the correct answer is 4.
A condition When the lungs become unable to entirely release the carbon dioxide produces by the body, known as respiratory acidosis which develops and makes the blood excessively acidic.
The nurse should avoid from encouraging the patient to breathe slowly and shallowly because doing this thing will make them absorb more CO2, which will deteriorate their respiratory condition.
Therefore, option 4 is appropriate.
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"Your question is incomplete, probably the complete question/missing part is:"
A client with a chronic airflow limitation is experiencing respiratory acidosis as a complication. The nurse who is trying to enhance the client’s respiratory status would avoid doing which of the following?
1. Keeping the head of the bed elevated
2. Monitoring the flow rate of supplemental oxygen
3. Assisting the client to turn, cough, and deep breathe
4. Encouraging the client to breathe slowly and shallowly
