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Question 1 of 5

The nurse should be prepared to obtain which prescription from the primary healthcare provider for a client with an oral temperature of 101 ° F (38.3° C) and an ECG tracing? Select all that apply.

Correct Answer: E

Rationale: Saline bolus is not indicated for fever alone without dehydration. B: Incorrect - Enalapril is for hypertension or heart failure, not fever or ECG issues. C: Incorrect - Levothyroxine is for hypothyroidism, not relevant here. D: Incorrect - Metoclopramide is for nausea, not fever or cardiac issues. E: Correct - Acetaminophen is appropriate for fever reduction.

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