Which manifestation would the nurse expect in a patient with stable angina?
A) Pain that is relieved with oxygen administration
B) Pain that is relieved by a long-acting nitrate
C) Pain that persists with rest
D) Pain that is relieved with short-acting nitroglycerin
D) Pain that is relieved with short-acting nitroglycerin
Explanation: A) The resolution of angina pectoris with rest or the use of short-acting nitroglycerin can be diagnostic and treatment for stable angina.
B) The resolution of angina pectoris with rest or the use of short-acting nitroglycerin can be diagnostic and treatment for stable angina.
C) The resolution of angina pectoris with rest or the use of short-acting nitroglycerin can be diagnostic and treatment for stable angina.
D) The resolution of angina pectoris with rest or the use of short-acting nitroglycerin can be diagnostic and treatment for stable angina.
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