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A client admitted with thyrotoxicosis is reporting a 'pounding heart in the chest.' Which assessment finding warrants immediate intervention by the nurse?

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Rationale: Dyspnea may indicate severe complications like heart failure or thyroid storm, requiring immediate intervention due to potential life-threatening respiratory distress.

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