When educating a client who was recently prescribed inhaled corticosteroids, the nurse will discuss which potential adverse effects? • Fatigue and depression • Anxiety and palpitations • Oral candidiasis and dry mouth • Headache and rapid heart rate
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They work by reducing inflammation in the airways. The potential adverse effects of inhaled corticosteroids that the nurse should discuss with the client include: - Oral candidiasis: This is a yeast infection in the mouth or throat. It's also known as thrush. Show more…
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