When Obtaining a Client's Vital Signs,the Nurse Assesses a Blood

question 4

Multiple Choice

When obtaining a client's vital signs,the nurse assesses a blood pressure of 134/88 mm Hg.What is the nurse's best intervention?

• A) Call the health care provider and report the finding.
• B) Reassess the client's blood pressure at the next yearly physical.
• C) Administer an additional antihypertensive medication to the client.
• D) Teach the client lifestyle modifications to decrease blood pressure.

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