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A client with coronary artery disease reporting chest pressure
● Chest pressure in a client with coronary artery disease (CAD) may indicate myocardial ischemia or infarction, which is life-threatening and demands immediate assessment and intervention.
● The nurse should promptly obtain vital signs, administer oxygen if indicated, and perform an ECG to evaluate cardiac rhythm and ischemic changes.
● Early recognition and treatment reduce myocardial damage and improve survival outcomes.
● Other clients listed are stable, whereas chest pressure represents a potential emergency requiring first priority.
This question is from W6 NR302 Exam 2 which contains 55 questions.
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