A client who is being mechanically ventilated has been receiving propofol (Diprivan) to enhance compliance. Which of the following will occur when the medication is discontinued and the client is removed from the ventilator?
1. The client will demonstrate hypotension.
2. The nurse will need to administer Narcan.
3. The client will develop a dysrhythmia.
4. The client will quickly gain consciousness.
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Propofol (Diprivan) is a sedative-hypnotic anesthetic used to enhance compliance with mechanical ventilation. When discontinued, the client will wake up quickly. Diprivan does not cause hypotension. Narcan is not needed to reverse Diprivan. Diprivan does not cause dysrhythmias.
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