A nurse is caring for a client with complaints of nausea. Which of the following is a sign or symptom that often accompanies nausea?
A) Dizziness and perspiration
B) Impaired swallowing
C) Slow pulse rate
D) Emotional distress
A
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Nausea usually precedes vomiting. It is associated with dizziness and perspiration. Impaired swallowing is associated with clients who have dysphagia and not typically nausea. Slow pulse rate is not a symptom of nausea. Emotional distress may or may not be related to the client's condition.
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