The nurse caring for the client diagnosed with sickle cell crisis places priority on which specific goal(s) prior to discharge? (SELECT ALL THAT APPLY)

A. Decrease fluid intake of 1000 mL/day to prevent fluid overload: This goal is not appropriate. Clients with sickle cell crisis often require increased fluid intake to prevent dehydration and promote circulation, so limiting fluids is counterproductive. B. The client verbalizes the procedure for a 24-hour urine collection: While understanding this procedure may be relevant for monitoring kidney function or hydration status, it is not a priority goal directly related to managing sickle cell crisis. C. Oxygenation and perfusion to meet cellular and metabolic needs: Ensuring adequate oxygenation and perfusion is crucial in managing sickle cell crisis, as compromised blood flow can exacerbate pain and lead to further complications. D. Complications are prevented or minimized: Preventing complications, such as infections or acute chest syndrome, is a key goal in managing a client with sickle cell disease, making this a critical aspect of discharge planning. E. Pain is relieved or controlled: Pain management is a primary focus during a sickle cell crisis. Ensuring that pain is effectively managed before discharge is essential for the client's comfort and overall well-being.