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A client who had a gastrectomy has been in the postanesthesia recovery room for 30 minutes when his vital signs suddenly change. In addition to notifying the physician, what other action should the nurse take immediately?

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Rationale: Sudden vital sign changes post-gastrectomy suggest hypoxia or shock. Administering oxygen addresses potential respiratory compromise, a common postoperative issue, while awaiting physician guidance.

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