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owing symption miting. Initial itonitis. The c ome milieu fors When John re triple-lumens et-to-dry pac y the m sedati T ach might th body. The nur ed. He tells t s neglected What physical assessments related to his surgical care would be import to report? Mental Status. How should the nurse respond to John's altered thinking? The nurse assesses that bowel sounds are present and that no nausea or vomiting has occurred with the oral intake. The provider orders a liquid diet for John. While passing his room several hours later, the nurse hears John talking. When entering the room, no one is present except John. The water faucet in the sink and the shower are both turned on with hot water running. John tells the nurse. "It can't flow through me if it is not running. Don't turn it off or I will shrivel up!" How could the nurse use the IV and TPN fluid to divert John's delusional thinking back to reality? The nurse proceeds to change the packing and dressing on John's abdominal incision. John tells the nurse, "If you take that off, the water will become contaminated and kill the plants" What misperception does John have concerning the open abdominal incision? How could the nurse use the wet-to-dry packs to reinforce reality?