[Answered]: which do you see first

which do you see first? ClientReportClient 180-year-old female client, 3 days post operative right knee replacement, walking with minimal assistance using walker, pain 2/10, Morphing 2mg IVP q 4hrs PRN pain 1-6/10 last administered 2 hours ago. Alert and oriented.Client 276-year-old male client, new onset Type 2 Diabetes, receiving 25 units NPH insulin daily, blood glucose checks ordered before meals and at bedtime. Client woke up this morning confused and sweating. Stat glucose 41. Orange juice with 2 packs of sugar provided. Glucose up to 135 at 0600. Alert and oriented currently. Client 368-year-old female client admitted with Congestive Heart Failure exacerbation. Given Furosemide 40mg IV once in the Emergency Department on arrival 2 days ago, currently taking Furosemide 40mg by mouth daily. Upon arrival 2 days ago, presented with shortness of breath, +3 edema to bilateral lower extremities. After the initial IV dose of Furosemide the edema in the bilateral lower extremities decreased and it is currently +1. Potassium level 3.4 this morning, shortness of breath resolved after the initial IV dose of Furosemide. Awake and alert, oriented. Client 472-year-old male client admitted after a witnessed fall this morning, hitting left arm on the tile floor. Pending x-ray results of left upper arm. Assessment on arrival shows no deformity to the left arm, pain to left upper arm with palpation and movement rated 3/10, bilateral radial pulses +2. Alert and oriented.