A client in labor is having a pudendal block. For which adverse effects should the nurse assess this client? Select all that apply
1. Infection
2. Spinal headache
3. Perforated rectum
4. Sciatic nerve trauma
5. Broad ligament hematoma
3, 4, 5
Explanation:
1. An infection is not associated with a pudendal block.
2. A spinal headache is not associated with a pudendal block.
3. Disadvantages of the pudendal block include possible perforation of the rectum.
4. Disadvantages of the pudendal block include possible trauma to the sciatic nerve.
5. Disadvantages of the pudendal block include possible broad ligament hematoma.
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