Extrа Credit (оptiоnаl) Review the fоllowing chаrt (PDF below), then fill in the blanks to answer each question that follows. Jane Doe - Patient Chart.pdf Questions: Explain rationale for each response, if needed. Limit each question response to 15 words or less. Recognize & Analyze Cues: Which assessment finding(s) explain Jane's low oxygen saturation? [BLANK-1] What acid-base imbalance is Jane experiencing? [BLANK-2] Prioritize Hypotheses: What is/are the possible cause(s) of confusion? [BLANK-3] What condition could be causing jaundice? [BLANK-4] What may be causing bruising on arms? [BLANK-5] Generate Solutions: How can the nurse address each of the following priorities of care? (List 2 relevant actions for each. Explain rationale as necessary.) Oxygenation: [BLANK-6] Fluid and Electrolyte Balance: [BLANK-7] Perfusion: [BLANK-8] Endocrine dysfunction: [BLANK-9] Infection: [BLANK-10] Take Action: Which medication from Jane's home medication list may need to be held or adjusted? Why? [BLANK-11] Name two (2) complications the nurse should monitor for: [BLANK-12] & [BLANK-13] Evaluate Outcomes: Which lab values or vital signs will exhibit improved oxygenation? [BLANK-14] Which vital sign(s) would improve as Jane's fluid volume imbalance is corrected? [BLANK-15] What assessment finding(s) may indicate improved perfusion? [BLANK-16] What finding(s) will show that infection has resolved? [BLANK-17]