If the client has taken phencyclidine (PCP), the nurse:
a. places the client in an area where the client will receive maximal stimulation.
b. arouses the client periodically to avoid excessive central nervous system depression.
c. monitors the client for elevated temperature and blood pressure.
d. tells the client to drink plenty of orange juice.
ANS: C
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A Incorrect: Stimulation to the client should be decreased.
B Incorrect: Stimulation to the client should be decreased.
C Correct: This is the appropriate nursing action.
D Incorrect: Drinking orange juice is not appropriate for this client.
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