hard · NCLEX-RN Physiological Adaptation
A client is experiencing anaphylactic shock. The nurse has administered epinephrine. Which findings indicate the therapy is effective? Select all that apply.
- The client reports feeling 'shaky' and anxious
- Tongue and lip swelling begin to decrease
- Heart rate increases from 90/min to 125/min
- Resolution of audible wheezing and stridor
- Blood pressure increases from 80/40 mm textHg to 110/70 mm textHg
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