A client admitted for a heroin overdose receives naloxone (Narcan) , which relieves his altered breathing pattern. Two hours later, he complains of muscle aches and abdominal cramps. He also displays a runny nose and is shivering. What assessment can be made?
A) The client is experiencing relapse.
B) The client is experiencing a side effect to the naloxone.
C) The client should be placed on seizure precautions.
D) The client is experiencing symptoms of narcotic withdrawal.
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