The nurse is caring for a client who is being treated pharmacologically for the symptoms of heart failure.Which interventions would be included in the nurse's role of pharmacologic management of this client?
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E- A) Teaching the client how to space medications can help manage and potentially decrease adverse effects, which is crucial for heart failure management.- B) Educating the client on the long-term benefits of beta blockers is important as these medications are a cornerstone in the management of heart failure, reducing mortality and morbidity.- C) Continuous monitoring during IV infusions is essential to ensure the client's safety and to adjust treatment as necessary, especially with medications that can alter hemodynamics.- E) While nurses typically do not have the authority to change medications independently, they play a critical role in monitoring the effectiveness of treatment and advocating for changes in the client's medication regimen based on their assessment and the client's symptoms. They collaborate with the healthcare team to ensure the medication plan is effective.

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