A nurse is assisting in the care of an adolescent.

The nurse is reviewing the data collection findings.

Select the 5 findings the nurse should report to the provider.

A. "I will use a sitz bath at least once a day.": Sitz baths should be used more frequently, typically several times a day, to promote perineal healing, relieve discomfort, and reduce swelling after an episiotomy. Limiting it to once daily may not provide adequate relief or hygiene support.

B. "I will check the amount of bleeding with every other pad change": The amount of lochia (postpartum bleeding) should be checked with every pad change, not every other. Monitoring bleeding closely helps detect signs of hemorrhage or infection early, ensuring prompt intervention if abnormalities are found.

C. "I will wash my perineum with mild soap and warm water every other day.": Perineal hygiene should be performed daily, and often multiple times a day, especially after urination or bowel movements. Washing every other day is insufficient and could increase the risk of infection at the episiotomy site.

D. "I will change my pad at least three times a day": Changing the perineal pad at least three times daily, or more often as needed, maintains cleanliness, helps prevent infection, and allows for regular monitoring of lochia and healing. This statement demonstrates good understanding of postpartum perineal care.

A. Hyperglycemia: Albuterol is not prescribed to manage blood glucose levels. While it can sometimes cause a mild increase in blood glucose as a side effect, its primary therapeutic action is not directed at treating hyperglycemia or any diabetic conditions.

B. Swelling of the lips: Swelling of the lips could indicate an allergic reaction or angioedema, which is a medical emergency. Albuterol is not used to treat allergic swelling; epinephrine would be the medication of choice in managing severe allergic reactions or anaphylaxis.

C. Nausea: Albuterol is not intended to treat nausea. Although gastrointestinal upset, including nausea, can sometimes occur as a side effect of albuterol, it is not administered for the purpose of controlling nausea in clients.

D. Shortness of breath: Albuterol is a short-acting beta2-agonist that works by relaxing bronchial smooth muscle, leading to bronchodilation. It is commonly prescribed to relieve acute episodes of shortness of breath, wheezing, or bronchospasm, particularly in asthma or COPD.