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The nurse is teaching an adult who has angina about taking nitroglycerin. The nurse tells him he will know the nitroglycerin is effective when:

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Rationale: The effectiveness of nitroglycerin is indicated by the relief of anginal pain. Tingling, increased pulse rate, or improved activity tolerance are not direct indicators of its effectiveness.

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