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==Question 3== ''Select all that apply.'' Which vital sign findings in an adult client should the nurse report to the registered nurse as outside expected parameters? # Heart rate 48 beats per minute in a client receiving metoprolol # Respiratory rate 9 breaths per minute in a client receiving morphine # Temperature 36.8 degrees Celsius (98.2 degrees Fahrenheit) # Oxygen saturation 88 percent on room air # Blood pressure 118/76 mm Hg '''Answer:''' Options 1, 2, and 4. ''Rationale:'' An adult heart rate below 60 beats per minute in a client on a beta blocker signals excessive rate control and requires reporting before the next dose. A respiratory rate below 12 in a client receiving an opioid signals respiratory depression and is urgent. An oxygen saturation of 88 percent is significant hypoxemia. Options 3 and 5 fall within normal ranges and require documentation only.
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