Review the case study and respond to the following clinical judgment questions. Submit your answers on a Word document to Brightspace.TasksCase Study:Trevor, a 27-year-old client, presents to the emergency room. The nurse recalls seeing Trevor in the emergency room a week ago for alcohol intoxication. At that time, he presented with slurred speech, confusion, and lack of coordination. Trevor’s blood alcohol level was 0.09%, and his AUDIT score was 15. During triage at today’s visit, the nurse assesses transient hallucinations, abdominal cramps, and vomiting. Vital signs are: temperature 101.1° F, pulse 120, respirations 24, blood pressure 160/94 mm Hg. Trevor arrived unaccompanied and is unable to provide a comprehensive medical history.Questions:Recognize Cues (Assessment)What assessment data is consistent with substance-related or addiction disorder? What information from Trevor’s previous visit (history) is helpful in treating him today? Analysis Clues (Analysis)What is the importance of the AUDIT screening tool?What three client assessment findings are priority? Provide a rationale for your decision. Prioritize Hypotheses (Analysis)What was the priority problem for Trevor at today’s visit? Provide a rationale for your decision. What are three priority assessment findings the nurse would monitor as part of the client’s ongoing assessment?Generate Solutions (Planning)What would be your priority client outcome this hospitalization? Take Actions (Implementation)What interventions are appropriate for Trevor based on the prioritized client problem?How would nursing interventions differ from Trevor’s previous emergency room visit? How would they be similar?The nurse implements seizure precautions, reduces environmental stimuli, and administers the prescribed benzodiazepine. Trevor is admitted for observation. After 36 hours in observation, Trevor has had a CIWA-Ar score of 8 for the past 24 hours. Current vital signs are temperature 99.0° F, pulse 90, respirations 20, and blood pressure 150/88 mm Hg. Trevor is alert and oriented to person, place, and time. No seizure activity has been observed or reported.6. Evaluate Outcomes (Evaluation)What response by Trevor indicates the nursing goal was met?