Physiological Integrity

NCLEX-RN

Physiological Integrity

Difficulty: Medium Average Score: 62% Simulated

A patient who has a history of chronic obstructive pulmonary disease (COPD) was hospitalized for increasing shortness of breath and chronic hypoxemia (SaO2 levels of 89% to 90%). In planning for discharge, which action by the nurse will be most effective in improving compliance with discharge teaching?

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