A client diagnosed with asthma is receiving instructions about the use of albuterol. The client should be aware that albuterol may cause:
1. bradycardia.
2. drowsiness.
3. nasal congestion.
4. nervousness.
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Albuterol causes nervousness, tachycardia, insomnia, dizziness, tremors, hypertension, headache, and irritation to the nasal and throat passages. Albuterol does not cause bradycardia, drowsiness, or nasal congestion.
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