The nurse anticipates a client with a blood alcohol concentration of 0.60% to:
a. experience blackouts. c. die from respiratory failure.
b. be unconscious. d. experience delirium tremors.
ANS: C
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A Incorrect: This occurs at a level of 0.30%.
B Incorrect: Although probable, this is not the best answer.
C Correct: Survival at this level of alcohol toxicity is unlikely.
D Incorrect: This occurs with alcohol withdrawal.
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