A client having an abdominal resection also has a history of myasthenia gravis.Due to the risk of nitrous oxide,what does the nurse anticipate this client to be at a greater risk for developing?

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Nitrous oxide can exacerbate the muscle weakness associated with myasthenia gravis, leading to respiratory depression and prolonged hypnotic effects due to the patient's increased sensitivity to anesthetics.

A Client Having an Abdominal Resection Also Has a History