The Arthur Thomason Swift River scenario features a 56-year-old male, four days post-splenectomy and femur repair, developing acute pulmonary edema characterized by tachycardia, labored breathing, and low SpO2. Nursing priorities include initiating high-Fowler's positioning, providing oxygen, and administering ordered medications like furosemide (Lasix) and morphine to address fluid overload and anxiety. Review specific case details at Quizlet . Arthur Thomason Swift River Flashcards - Quizlet