When caring for a client receiving pyridostigmine bromide (Mestinon), the nurse should:
a. monitor for cholinergic crisis. c. limit the client's fluid intake.
b. administer the medication SC. d. monitor for an autoimmune response.
ANS: A
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A Correct: This is a priority action for the nurse.
B Incorrect: Mestinon is not administered SC.
C Incorrect: This is not an appropriate action.
D Incorrect: This is part of the pathophysiology of MG.
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