Multiple Choice
A nurse should specifically assess a patient opiate withdrawal for:
A) lacrimation, rhinorrhea, dilated pupils, and muscle pain.
B) somnolence, constipation, normal pupils, and hypothermia.
C) tremors, hypertension, constricted pupils, and deep sleep.
D) visual and tactile hallucinations, agitation, and generalized seizures.
Correct Answer:
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Correct Answer:
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