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The client with advanced prostate cancer is receiving abarelix. Due to the effects of the medication, what should be the nurse's priority?

Correct Answer: C

Rationale: A: Constipation is a side effect of abarelix and is important to monitor but is not the priority. B: Breast pain with tenderness is a side effect of abarelix and is important to monitor but is not the priority. C: The nurse's priority should be to observe the client for at least 30 minutes after abarelix (Plenaxis) administration. The risk of a severe allergic reaction increases with each dose and can occur within a short time after administration. D: Sleep disturbances are common side effects of abarelix, and teaching about sleep hygiene is important but not the priority.

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