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A nurse is performing an electrocardiogram on a client who has been experiencing chest pain over the past week or so. Which of the following statements should the nurse make to the patient prior to the test?

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Rationale: The nurse needs to apply electrodes to the chest and extremities to obtain the ECG reading, and this is a correct statement to prepare the client.

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