Clients orders and begins to plan for the goals

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The nurse is reviewing the client's orders and begins to plan for the goals that are most appropriate to meet this client's needs. The nurse anticipates interventions toward which outcome based on the client's current needs in the ED? Select all that apply. Improved gas exchange Decreased respirations to 20 breaths per minute Decreased anxiety level Clear lung sounds Decreased heart rate to 100 bpm Alcohol detox program completion Weight gain of 3 lb. Resolution of chest pain.

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