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which clients would the medical-surgical nurse identify as appropriate for transfer or discharge to make room for admission of victims of a disaster? select all that apply. one, some, or all responses may be correct.

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There are no options provided, but it is most likely that the clients identified by the medical-surgical nurse as appropriate for transfer or discharge to allow for the admission of disaster victims are patients who have progressed sufficiently to no longer require the services provided.

The following are examples of patients in the Department of Surgery for whom it would be appropriate for the medical-surgical nurse to transfer or discharge for the admission of disaster victims:

  1. Patient who is on the third post-operative day after a complete knee replacement.
  2. Patient who is taking medicine for transient ischemic seizures.
  3. The patient is starting oral anticoagulant medication for a deep vein thrombosis.

Etc.

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