Which of the following interventions should be the first priority when treating a client experiencing chest pain while walking?

A) Sit the client down
B) Get the client back to bed
C) Obtain an ECG
D) Administer sublingual nitroglycerin


Ans: A) Sit the client down

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The nurse recognizes that a client experiencing anxiety related to a traumatic injury and the re-sulting pain is likely to experience the fight or flight response, which would cause which of the following assessment findings? (Select all that apply.)

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