What is the greatest risk for J.F. during the process of rehydration, and would

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What is the greatest risk for J.F. during the process of rehydration, and would you monitor to detect its development? As you admitted J.F., you were aware that as soon as she became stable, she would be going home in a few days on TPN and IV antibiotics. The home care agency that will be supervising her care is contacted to coordinate discharge preparations and teaching as soon as possible List five important questions in assessing her home health care needs. Fortunately, J.F. has a supportive husband and 2 daughters who live nearby who can function as caregivers when J.F. is discharged. They, as well as the patient, will also need teaching about endocarditis. Although J.F. has been ill for several years, you discover that she and her family have received little education about the disease. You prepare a teaching plan for the family. The home care agency has a PEN-team (parenteral enteral nutrition team) to address her nutritional needs, which will also include vitamins, minerals, and lipids. TPN formulations require complex calculations. The PEN-team takes care of the formulation of the TPN through the pharmacy or dietary staff (depending on local arrangements). List two predisposing causes of bacteremia that you will explain.

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9) Fluid overload is the greatest risk for J.F during the process if rehydration and we can detect the weight to detect its development.

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