29. Review the scenario below: Which of the following action…

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29. Review the scenаriо belоw: Which оf the following аctions would the nurse аnticipate: Orders Labs Nurse Note IV 0.9% NACL @ 100 mL/ HR Vancomycin 500 mg/250 mL every 6 hours IVPB Rocephin 1 gram IV piggy back every 12 hours ibuprofen 400 mg by mouth every 6 hours as needed for pain Vital Signs Q 4 hours Diet as tolerated Wound care to LLE twice daily-cleanse with wound cleanse, pat dry, cover with sterile 4x4s and secure with Tegaderm.  Foley to drainage bag Strict I&O Daily Weight Ambulate with assist Up in chair TID for meals   CBC:  WBC 15,700 RBC 3.7 Hgb 11.5 HCT 37.9 PLT 268,000 neutrophils 47% Lymphs 46% Monocytes  6% EOS 1% Basos 0 % CMP: BUN 24 mg/dL Creatinine 1.5 mg/dL Na+ 132 mmol/L K+ 3.3  mmol/L Chloride 96 mmol/L Calcium 8.9 mg/dL   0610: Client resting in bed, responds to verbal stimulus, alert and oriented to time, place and situation. IV site to LEFT forearm patent, infusing NS @ 100mL/hr via pump, without redness or edema at site. Denies complaints of tenderness.  Dressing to Left lower leg dry/intact. Skin warm and dry. Extremities with 3+ cap refill, dorsalis pedis pulses palp and equal bilat.  Abdomen soft, non-tender. Bowel sounds hyperactive x 4 quads. Last BM reported by patient this morning was watery, large amount with a foul odor. Complains of abdominal cramping and nausea. Oral cavity without redness/lesions.  Foley intact, patent and draining clear, pink tinged urine. . Bladder non distended.   requests antidiarrheal at this time. Will continue to monitor. 

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Use the fоllоwing infоrmаtion to аnswer questions 126 - 131.Jim believes he cаn live off $600,000 per year after he exits his business. Given his personal goals and objectives, he has established a wealth goal of $15,000,000 to achieve these goals during his next act. Jim has roughly $6,000,000 in assets outside of his business today. He has expressed interest in sitting on boards, consulting with other business owners by starting his own value growth advisory firm, exploring a Vistage Chair type role, and would like to buy multiple small companies with built-in successors he can mentor. He has a very strong management team that is entrepreneurial, eager, innovative, and ambitious.  One point of worry is that his strongest customer makes up nearly 25% of his gross revenue. Jim does not have a formal board of advisors, but you learn Jim’s most trusted advisor is his attorney while he considers his friend and CPA a member of his core advisor team. The company has a strong and experienced CFO. Jim has told you that by the age of 70 he would like to fully be out of his company and move into the next phase of his life to accomplish other personal objectives and desires.Jim solicits your advice on how long a process like this takes. He believes he is private equity ready now, yet his strong management team is interested in an equity stake and potential buyout. What is your recommendation?