Assessing a client for anaphylaxis involves observing for:
a. dyspnea. c. nausea.
b. pruritus. d. all of the above
ANS: D
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A Incorrect: Although true, this is not the best answer.
B Incorrect: Although true, this is not the best answer.
C Incorrect: Although true, this is not the best answer.
D Correct: Assessing for anaphylaxis involves observing the client for all of the responses.
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