The nurse has given a client an injection of glucagon. Which action does the nurse take next?
a. Apply pressure to the injection site.
b. Position the client on his or her side.
c. Have a padded tongue blade available.
d. Elevate the head of the bed.
B
Glucagon administration often induces vomiting, increasing the client's risk for aspiration. The other actions are not required.
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