The nurse observes a prominent U wave on the client's electrocardiograph (ECG)tracing.What is the most appropriate action for the nurse to take?

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Prominent U waves may be the result of hypokalemia.The nurse should review the client's daily electrolyte results.Although documentation is important,this is not a normal variant.Moving the crash cart closer to the room may or may not be warranted.The client does not need an immediate ECG.

The Nurse Observes a Prominent U Wave on the Client's