If time allows, the nurse should review which of the following with the client prior to administering an opioid antagonist? Select all that apply
A) Initial health history
B) Allergy history
C) Bowel history
D) Family medical history
E) Current treatment modalities
Ans: A, B, E
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If time allows, the nurse should review the client's initial health history, allergy history, and current treatment modalities prior to administering an opioid antagonist.
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