Medicine, 12.07.2019 21:10 nayelimoormann

Aclient is alert and oriented. however, the oxygen saturation read via a probe on index finger shows 88%. on examination, you find that the client's hand is cold. client is talking to you comfortably. there is no shortness of breath. resp rate is 20/mt. is the reading correct? how would you verify?

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