he nurse is providing care to a patient receiving a neuromuscular blocking agent. Which nursing intervention is most important specifically due to this medical intervention?
1. Monitor urine output.
2. Provide eye care.
3. Move the patient as little as possible.
4. Provide mouth care.
Answer: 2
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