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Pleural effusion

How would the RN treat pleural effusion?

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    basically its fluid in the lung('s). Treatment is prevention of further fluid, oxygen to expand lung and for comfort, atb tx, possible steroid. Sometimes a thoracentesis is done to remove and test fluid (for possible cancer).

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    basically its fluid in the lung('s). Treatment is prevention of further fluid, oxygen to expand lung and for comfort, atb tx, possible steroid. Sometimes a thoracentesis is done to remove and test fluid (for possible cancer).

    its fluid in the pleural space. fluid in the lungs in pulmonary edema.

    side effect from CHF.

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