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The nurse just administered butorphanol tartrate as prescribed to the client in active labor. Following administration of butorphanol tartrate, what is the nurse’s most important action to help prevent side effects?

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Rationale: Evaluating maternal VS and pulse oximetry would determine changes in respiratory and cardiac status. Respiratory depression in both the mother and fetus can occur with butorphanol tartrate (Stadol). Although bladder distention is a possible side effect of butorphanol tartrate, it is not common and is not the most important assessment. Seizures are not a potential side effect of butorphanol tartrate. An itchy rash is not a potential side effect of butorphanol tartrate.

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