When caring for a patient receiving oxygen by nasal cannula, which of the following is a priority to help maintain good skin integrity? Removing the cannula every 2 hours for no longer than 10 minutes. Assessing the patient’s external ears, nares, and nusal mucosa for breakdown at least once per shift. Instructing the patient to inform staff of any problems with facial dryness or cracking. Frequently applying molsturizing lotion to facial areas that come into contact with the cannula.
[Answered]: When caring for a patient receiving oxygen by…
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