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A client rescued from an enclosed-space fire has soot around the mouth, altered mental status, severe lactic acidosis, and cardiovascular instability. Which action should the nurse anticipate?

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High clinical suspicion of cyanide poisoning after enclosed-space smoke exposure warrants prompt hydroxocobalamin with full supportive resuscitation; laboratory confirmation should not delay treatment.
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