The nurse is caring for a client following a diagnostic liver biopsy. Which interventions does the nurse include in the plan of care? Select all that apply.

Positioning client on his right side for 1-2 hours , Advising client that he may experience pain in the right shoulder , Applying direct pressure to the biopsy site after needle is removed. Post-procedure bleeding is the main risk of a liver biopsy. The biopsy is performed on the client’s right side; immediate pressure to the puncture site and positioning the client on his right side will reduce the risk of internal or external bleeding. Referred pain to the right shoulder is common, so the client should be informed of the possibility. The client will remain NPO for 1-2 hours; no food should be offered. The client will also be instructed to avoid coughing, straining, or lifting for 4-7 days, according to the health care provider orders.

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Topics: Gastrointestinal Health Screening Hematology/Oncology

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