Exhibits Click to indicate which client goal is being met by each of the client data. Each column must have at least one response selected.

Rationale: pH 7.40: A pH of 7.40 indicates that the client's acid-base balance is normal. This supports ventilation as the client’s respiratory system is effectively managing gas exchange. Blood pressure 112/77 mm Hg: This stable blood pressure is a sign that the client is adequately perfused, indicating management of hypovolemia. The blood pressure is now within a normal range, suggesting effective fluid resuscitation. PaCO2 42 mm Hg: The PaCO2 of 42 mm Hg is within normal limits, showing that the client's ventilation is adequate and confirming support of ventilation. Surgical dressing dry and intact: The intact dressing is important for preventing infection, as it ensures that there is no leakage or exposure to bacteria at the surgical site. Temperature 98.1° F (36.7° C): A temperature of 98.1° F (36.7° C is a normal and suggests successful rewarming or maintenance of normothermia, which contributes to Prevent infection as hypothermia can impair immune function and increase infection risk. Capillary refill 2 seconds: Capillary refill of 2 seconds is within normal limits and indicates good circulation and tissue perfusion, which is part of managing hypovolemia. Pain 0 on a scale of 0 to 10: The client’s report of no pain (pain score of 0) indicates that the goal of controlling pain and anxiety is being met, ensuring that the client is comfortable and stable.