The client is an athlete and has been admitted into the emergency department with an apical pulse of 112, respiratory rate of 26, and the client's blood pressure is 192/96
When questioned about the use dietary supplements, the nurse expects to learn that the client is using which of the following substances? 1. Caffeine
2. Siberian ginseng
3. Bee pollen
4. Chromium
5. Guarana
1, 5
Rationale: Caffeine and guarana are central nervous system stimulants that are used to improve athletic performance. These stimulants would produce these types of side effects. Siberian ginseng is not a stimulant. Siberian ginseng can decrease the body's ability to clot. Bee pollen is used to increase athletic stamina, but is not a stimulant. Chromium is used to increase carbohydrate metabolism. Chromium is not a stimulant.
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