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The nurse is caring for an infant who is experiencing a tetralogy of Fallot (tet) spell. The nurse should take which priority action?

Correct Answer: C

Rationale: Calming the infant (
C) during a Tetralogy of Fallot spell reduces oxygen demand and improves oxygenation, the priority action to stop the hypercyanotic episode. Propranolol (
A), vascular access (
B), and provider notification (
D) are secondary to immediate symptom management.

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