A patient's blood pressure continues to be elevated even though the patient was prescribed an ACE inhibitor for several weeks. What are appropriate nursing interventions?. Select all that apply.
A) Ask if the patient is taking the prescribed medication.
B) Suggest to the physician that a different medication be prescribed.
C) Schedule another blood pressure check in a week.
D) Realize that the patient's anxiety over the diagnosis is affecting treatment.
E) Ask if the patient is experiencing side effects from the medication.
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