Bluish lips and shallow breathing

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You observe a client with the following presentation of: bluish lips, shallow breathing, RR of 8, pale/gray/bluish tint to skin and is slumped over sitting. What medication is indicated? Clonidine Aspirin Diphenhydramine NarcanWhich of the medications in the Emergency Medication Kit is indicated if a client complains of chest pain? Plavix Aspirin Metoprolol AmlodipineMr. Jones is a new client. He reports drinking 1 liter of vodka daily for the past 12 months. He would be most at risk for acute alcohol withdrawal if his last drink occurred when? Yesterday This morning Last Tuesday When he was admitted to the hospital 2 weeks agoMr. Jones is a new client. He reports drinking 1 liter of vodka daily for the past 12 months. He would be most at risk for acute alcohol withdrawal if his last drink occurred when?

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