The nurse is caring for a client who underwent a right lobectomy for lung cancer 24 hours ago and has a single chest tube on the right side. Which intervention(s) should the nurse plan to implement? Select all that apply.

A. Monitor collection container and replace when full: The nurse should monitor the collection container to ensure it doesn't become full, as this could cause backflow into the pleural cavity. Replacing it when full is essential to maintain proper drainage. B. Encourage frequent use of the incentive spirometer: Using the incentive spirometer helps prevent atelectasis and pneumonia by promoting lung expansion. It is important for postoperative recovery to maintain good respiratory function. C. Assess area around chest tube for subcutaneous emphysema: Subcutaneous emphysema can occur if air leaks into the tissues around the chest tube. The nurse should check for this condition as it could indicate complications like an air leak or pneumothorax. D. Keep tubing loosely coiled below the level of the chest: The tubing should be positioned below the chest to facilitate gravity drainage. Keeping it loosely coiled ensures that fluid and air drain efficiently without backflow. E. Verify air bubbling present in the water seal chamber: Continuous bubbling in the water seal chamber is not expected and may indicate an air leak. Intermittent bubbling may be normal if the lung is still re-expanding, but ongoing bubbling should be reported, not simply verified.