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Question 20 of 20 Which finding in a client with a diagnosis of stable angina is most important for the nurse to communicate to the health care provider? Anginal symptoms are relieved by rest. Discomfort is described as chest pressure. Radiation of pain to the left arm and back occurs. Angina episodes are occurring more frequently. Confident Not Sure

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          Question 20 of 20
Which finding in a client with a diagnosis of stable angina is most important for the nurse
to communicate to the health care provider?
Anginal symptoms are relieved by rest.
Discomfort is described as chest pressure.
Radiation of pain to the left arm and back occurs.
Angina episodes are occurring more frequently.
Confident
Not Sure

question 20 of 20 which finding in a client with a diagnosis of stable angina is most important for the nurse to communicate to the health care provider anginal symptoms are relieved by rest 15022

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Stable angina is characterized by predictable chest pain that is relieved by rest or medication. If the angina episodes are occurring more frequently, this indicates a change in the stability of the angina and could be a sign of worsening condition or unstable Show more…

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Question 20 of 20 Which finding in a client with a diagnosis of stable angina is most important for the nurse to communicate to the health care provider? Anginal symptoms are relieved by rest. Discomfort is described as chest pressure. Radiation of pain to the left arm and back occurs. Angina episodes are occurring more frequently. Confident Not Sure