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A patient who comes to the emergency department is anxious, short of breath, diaphoretic, and has a history of heart disease. The patient states that the doctor instructed him to chew an aspirin on the way to the emergency department.

The nurse understands that the rationale for this in-struction is that aspirin a. suppresses platelet aggregation, producing an immediate antithrombotic effect.
b. acts as an immediate analgesic.
c. augments the effects of morphine.
d. has vasodilatory properties that can improve perfusion of the heart.

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