Question

a nurse is providing teaching about risk for aspiration with a client who is receiving intermittent bolus nasogastric feedings. which of the following findings should the nurse instruct the client to report? a feeling of fullness persistent coughing discomfort in the naris postfeeding belching

Explanation:

Persistent coughing can be a sign of aspiration, where stomach contents enter the airway. A feeling of fullness, discomfort in the naris, and post - feeding belching are not as indicative of aspiration as persistent coughing.

Answer:

B. Persistent coughing