The nurse is assessing a woman in early labor. While positioning her for a vaginal exam, she complains of dizziness and nausea and appears pale. Her blood pressure has dropped slightly. What is the appropriate initial nursing action?

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Abbott

6 July, 23:30

The nurse is assessing a woman in early labor. While positioning her for a vaginal exam, she complains of dizziness and nausea and appears pale. Her blood pressure has dropped slightly. What is the appropriate initial nursing action?

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Karlee Pugh · Answer 1

The appropriate nursing action is to call the health care provider for appropriate medical action. The doctor can give a medical prescription that can be administered by the nurse.