The client problem of Activity Intolerance related to hypoxemia from sickling RBCs has been made for a client with sickle cell anemia. Which intervention should the nurse include in the plan of care? (SELECT ALL THAT APPLY)

A) Allow for rest periods between activities throughout the day: This intervention is essential for a client with activity intolerance. Incorporating rest periods helps to manage fatigue and allows for recovery, particularly when hypoxemia is a concern due to sickle cell anemia.
B) Provide supplemental oxygen when the pulse oximetry falls below 96%: Administering supplemental oxygen when oxygen saturation levels drop below 96% is crucial for preventing further hypoxemia and ensuring adequate tissue perfusion, thus addressing the client's activity intolerance.

C) Perform serial neurologic assessments to maintain safety and prevent injury: Regular neurologic assessments are vital, especially in clients with sickle cell anemia, who are at risk for complications like stroke. This intervention helps monitor for changes in neurological status, ensuring prompt action if needed.

D) Assess ability to perform activities of daily living (ADLs): Evaluating the client’s ability to perform ADLs provides valuable information on their functional status and helps tailor interventions to promote independence while considering their limitations due to hypoxemia.

E) Monitor blood pressure, pulse, and respirations after activity: This monitoring is important to evaluate the client’s response to activity and to detect any changes that could indicate distress or worsening hypoxemia. This information helps guide further interventions and ensures the client’s safety.