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The client diagnosed with diverticulitis is complaining of severe pain in the left lower quadrant and has an oral temperature of 100.6°F. Which intervention should the nurse implement first?

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Rationale: Assessing the abdomen first provides critical data on tenderness, rigidity, or rebound, which could indicate complications like perforation, guiding further actions. Notification or medication follows assessment.

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