NCLEX Practice · IV Therapy
NCLEX Question: A client receiving IV therapy suddenly develops facial flushing, itching,…
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A client receiving IV therapy suddenly develops facial flushing, itching, and difficulty breathing. What is the nurse's priority action?
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