[Answered]: of 10 A wound VAC dressing change has been…

Question 8 of 10 A wound VAC dressing change has been completed and transfer of the patient to the recovery area is warranted. For completeness, the patient report will be given in the SBAR-C (Situation, Background, Assessment, Recommendation, and Confirmation) format to the receiving recovery room nurse. Match the dialogue examples below with the appropriate SBAR-C descriptor. “0.2 milligrams of Narcan were administered, which returned Mr. Mann to the appropriate level of sedation and vital signs. He is now alert and oriented with stable vital signs and oxygen saturation of 99% on 2 liters of oxygen per nasal cannula.” “Do you agree with the plan to delay discharge?” “Mr. Mann should be continually monitored, and discharge delayed for 2 hours post administration of Narcan.” “Mr. Mann is a 57-year-old male who had a wound VAC dressing change today in the procedure room.” “Mr. Mann required multiple doses of fentanyl for a total of 150 micrograms, which resulted in a deeper than expected level of sedation. He was only responsive to a deep sternal rub and verbally he only groaned when the sternal rub was done.”