After providing a volume replacement in a client, a nurse still finds the client to be hypotensive. Which action should the nurse perform in the client to provide effective care?

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Initiation of a central catheter will allow for continuous and more accurate monitoring of the client's blood pressure, as well as the administration of vasoactive medications if necessary. The other options (nasogastric suction, transhepatic T-tube, and percutaneous transhepatic biliary catheter) are not indicated for the treatment of hypotension.

After Providing a Volume Replacement in a Client, a Nurse