When working with clients who have recently received ECT, the nurse must keep in mind that the client may be suffering from which of the following side effects of the treatment?
a. temporary memory loss
b. bruising and pain
c. unstable blood pressure
d. ringing in the ears
A
The nurse must keep in mind that clients who have recently received ECT may suffer from temporary memory loss. In general, memory deficits are limited are mild.
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