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The client diagnosed with acute pancreatitis has a ruptured pseudocyst. Which procedure should the nurse anticipate the HCP prescribing?

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Rationale: A ruptured pancreatic pseudocyst can cause peritoneal irritation or fluid accumulation, potentially requiring drainage. Paracentesis removes abdominal fluid, which may be performed in severe cases, though surgical drainage or endoscopic intervention is more specific. Chest tube insertion is for pleural issues, lumbar puncture is for cerebrospinal fluid, and pancreatic biopsy is diagnostic, not therapeutic for a ruptured pseudocyst.

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