This question is following the same patient as in the last q…
This question is following the same patient as in the last question. The nurse reviews the admission note and new 1530 entry for a 64-year-old client who was take to the ED by a neighbor. Nurses’ Notes 1455: Presented to the ED with report of increasing epigastric pain throughout the day. Pain started after dinner last night and usual medication did not help. States has been treated for gastroesophageal reflux disorder (GERD) for over 5 years with a variety of drugs, most recently omeprazole 40 mg orally twice a day. Other medications include: Ibuprofen 800 mg orally every morning for osteoarthritisAmlodipine 10 mg orally every day for hypertensionMVI 1 tab every day for general healthFamotidine 20 mg orally before meals PRN Vital Signs T 98ºF (36.7ºC)HR 82 BPMRR 18 bpmBP 152/88 mmHgSpO2 96% on RAPain level 6/10 on 0 to 10 pain scale1530: While waiting to be examined by the physician assistant, client vomited 175 mL coffee-ground emesis. States feeling “a little dizzy.” HR increased to 94 BPM; BP 128/78 lying down and 112/62 sitting. Stat blood work drawn. 1610: Labs within normal range. H&H tomorrow AM at 0600. ECG shows normal sinus rhythm. Vomited 100 mL coffee-ground emesis. Based on the client’s condition and priority need, which orders by the physician would the nurse anticipate at this time? Select all that apply.