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MHunterRRT

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  1. Falls will happen regardless. A lot of the RNs and CNAs I work with are very busy, so I have no problem assissting a patient to the restroom after I have been in for their therapies or even if I'm just passing through the unit. I'd rather take a few extra minutes with my patient, then run the risk of them falling on the way to the restroom because they got tired of waiting for the nurse or the aide.
  2. I'm usually ok with sats as low as 88% for the copd patient, if they don't have home O2(I don't titrate below what's ordered for home use). If they have consistent nocturnal desaturations below 88%, I would consider putting them on 1L or 2L while they sleep and see if it makes any difference.

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