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Q2 Mr. Smith, 67 years old, was admitted to the CCU (Coronary Care Unit) 4hrs. ago c/o chest pain and pain in his back. When you enter the room, he is climbing out of bed. Mr. Smith tells you he feels he needs to move his bowels. Your best response is:
A. “When is the last time you moved your bowels?”
B. “Feeling pressure in your abdomen is a common side effect with chest and back pain.”
C. “Please use your call bell. You may not get out of bed without nursing assistance.”
D. “Let’s get you back in bed. I can help you onto a bedpan.”
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