While Assessing the Vital Signs of an Adult Client, the Nurse

While assessing the vital signs of an adult client, the nurse records a blood pressure of 130/85 mm Hg and body temperature as 103°F. The client's complete blood count value indicates the presence of an acute infection. Which is the best nursing intervention for the nurse to implement?

A) Administer aspirin to reduce fever.
B) Monitor for additional vital sign changes.
C) Place cold compresses on the neck and forehead.
D) Call the health-care provider for fever management.