You are caring for a client in shock who is deteriorating. You are infusing IV fluids and giving medications as ordered. What type of medications are you most likely giving to this client?
A) Hormone antagonist drugs
B) Antimetabolite drugs
C) Adrenergic drugs
D) Anticholinergic drugs
C
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Adrenergic drugs are the main medications used to treat shock. This makes options A, B, and D incorrect.
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