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The client taking lithium for bipolar disorder participated in a recreational game of basketball in the mental health unit gym. The client is now feeling nauseated and shaky, has blurred vision, and is finding it hard to stand. Considering this information, which action should be taken by the nurse?

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Rationale: The client is showing signs of lithium (Lithane) toxicity, especially apparent after high levels of physical activity. The HCP should be notified for a STAT lithium level and corrective action.

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