A client taking an antidysrhythmic medication has a prolonge…

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A client tаking аn аntidysrhythmic medicatiоn has a prоlоnged QT interval on the ECG. The nurse recognizes that this finding places the client at increased risk for torsades de pointes. Which findings or interventions are relevant to the client's risk and management? Select all that apply. A. Review the client's medications for drugs that may prolong the QT interval.B. Review the client's electrolyte results.C. Anticipate magnesium sulfate if torsades de pointes develops.D. Encourage increased caffeine intake to stabilize cardiac conduction.E. Recognize that electrolyte disturbances can contribute to QT prolongation.F. Interpret a prolonged QT interval as an expected normal finding requiring no follow-up.G. Continue cardiac rhythm monitoring.

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