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A patient has had atropine sulfate that has been administered intravenously to treat a dysrhythmia.What should the nurse assess this patient for after administration?
Recognition Memory
The ability to recognize previously encountered events, objects, or people.
Recall Memory
A type of long-term memory that involves the ability to access information without being cued, requiring one to actively retrieve and reconstruct information.
Irrational Beliefs
Thoughts or assumptions that are not based on reality or rational thinking, often leading to negative emotional responses.
Treatment Failure
The occurrence when a medical treatment does not achieve the intended outcomes, leading to no improvement or worsening of a condition.
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