Mr.Barnes presents with a history of heart failure of 3 years' duration.He is taking digoxin for this condition and occasionally uses oxygen supplementation.All of the following procedures should be performed EXCEPT one.Which one is the EXCEPTION?

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Using a cardiac dose for local anesthesia containing vasoconstrictors would not be recommended for a patient with heart failure due to potential cardiovascular risks. The other options are all appropriate for managing a patient with heart failure. Vital signs should be monitored to assess the patient's overall health status, the chair position should be adjusted to promote breathing, and assessing functional capacity prior to treatment will help determine the appropriate course of action.

MrBarnes Presents with a History of Heart Failure of 3