A client receiving dexmedetomidine develops HR 42/min and BP 78/44 mm Hg. Which actions are appropriate? Select exactly 4 responses.

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1 Increase the infusion because the client can be aroused with stimulation. 2 Decrease or stop the infusion according to the prescribed protocol and notify the authorized clinician. 3 Continue continuous heart rate, blood pressure, and oxygen monitoring. 4 Prepare prescribed supportive interventions such as fluids, leg elevation, pressor therapy, or an anticholinergic. 5 Give a rapid intravenous bolus of dexmedetomidine to stabilize sedation. 6 Assess for hypovolemia and concurrent negative chronotropic medications.

Explanation

Dexmedetomidine-related hypotension and bradycardia may require decreasing or stopping the infusion, continuous monitoring, assessment of contributors, and supportive treatment.

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