The client has been ordered to be treated with Phenergan. Which aspect of the client's medical history would cause the nurse to notify the physician?
a. Allergy to milk products
b. Hypertension
c. Cataracts
d. Mental depression
ANS: B
Phenergan should be administered with caution to a client who has a history of hypertension.
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