A Client Who Has Used an Adrenergic Nasal Spray for 2

question 2

Multiple Choice

A client who has used an adrenergic nasal spray for 2 weeks states to the nurse, "I am more stuffed up now than I was when I was sick." Which information should the nurse provide the patient? Note: Credit will be given only if all correct choices and no incorrect choices are selected. Select all that apply.

• A) "You are having an allergic reaction to the nasal spray. Stop using it immediately."
• B) "You probably have developed a secondary infection."
• C) "Try increasing the amount of fluids you are drinking."
• D) "Switch to a saline-based nasal spray."
• E) "Continue to use your current nasal spray until the congestion goes away."

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