An adult is admitted with acute flank pain, a 102°F (38.9°C) oral temperature, hematuria, dysuria, urgency, and fishy-smelling urine. Which admitting prescription(s) are most important for the nurse to implement? Select all that apply.

Choice A reason: The neurology unit supervisor oversees the neurology unit but does not typically coordinate individual patient care progression.

Choice B reason: The risk management nurse focuses on identifying and mitigating risks within the healthcare setting but does not coordinate patient care.

Choice C reason: An adult nurse practitioner may provide direct care but does not typically coordinate the overall progression of care.

Choice D reason: The nurse case manager is responsible for coordinating the patient's care plan, ensuring continuity of care, and managing transitions between different levels of care.

Choice A reason: Activity intolerance is important but not the highest priority immediately after surgery.

Choice B reason: Fluid volume excess can be a concern but is not as critical as ensuring effective airway clearance.

Choice C reason: Ineffective airway clearance is the highest priority as it directly impacts the client’s ability to breathe and maintain adequate oxygenation, which is crucial for postoperative recovery.

Choice D reason: Altered nutrition is also important but is not the immediate priority compared to airway clearance.