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A patient on a nitroglycerin drip for unstable angina develops a systolic BP of 84 mmHg. Which nursing action is MOST appropriate?
Decrease or stop the nitroglycerin infusion and notify the provider
Increase the drip rate to improve coronary perfusion
Administer a 500 mL normal saline fluid bolus without adjusting the drip
Document the finding and recheck BP in 30 minutes
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Decrease or stop the nitroglycerin infusion and notify the provider
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