Question 10 of 10 A client with acute bronchospasm and a history of diabetes mellitus, coronary artery disease, and chronic obstructive pulmionary disease is admitted to the unit and started on IV theophylline. The client begins to complain of a fluttering feeling in the chest. The nurse checks the client’s vital signs and notes a pulse of 135, blood pressure 130/88, respiratory rate 22, oxygen sat 90%. Which actlon by the nurse is most appropriate? Discontinue theophylline administration immediately Reassure the client that this is a side effect of the medicalon and continse to monitor Notify the provider and request an EKG Titrate the dose down and reassess the client’s symptoms after 15 mingtes
[Answered]: of 10 A client with acute bronchospasm and a…
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