Exhibits The nurse reviews the post catheterization orders. Which two orders would the nurse question?

A. Post-cardiac catheterization patients require careful monitoring of fluid intake to avoid fluid overload, which can stress the heart and lead to complications. B. Monitoring vital signs every 4 hours is a standard procedure for a patient post-cardiac catheterization to ensure stability. C. Continuous cardiopulmonary monitoring is also standard post-procedure to promptly detect any arrhythmias or other cardiopulmonary issues. D. Admission to the pediatric floor for observation is appropriate for monitoring and ensuring the safety of the patient post-procedure. E. Keeping the patient NPO (nothing by mouth) is standard until they are fully awake and alert post-anesthesia to prevent aspiration. F. Point of care blood glucose: This order might be questioned as there is no indication from the history or notes that the child has a blood glucose issue. Monitoring blood glucose is not typically a standard post-cardiac catheterization order unless there is a specific concern for blood sugar levels. G. Checking pedal pulses every 4 hours is important to ensure there is no compromise in circulation, especially after a procedure involving the heart. H. Checking the dressing frequently is crucial to identify any signs of bleeding or infection early.