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Which of the following actions should the LPN perform for a client with an active digoxin IV order? Select all that apply. A. Monitor ECG rhythm throughout administration., B. Administer the medication over at least 5 minutes., C. Monitor respirations during administration., D. Monitor the client's pulse for 1 minute prior to administration., E. Assess the client's blood pressure.

Correct Answer: A

Rationale: The LPN should monitor the client's heart rate and ECG with digoxin administration. Digoxin should not be given if a client's pulse is less than 60 bpm. Measuring blood pressure and respiratory rate are not indicated with digoxin administration. Administering an IV medication is outside of the LPN's scope of practice.

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