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chasehern chasehern
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A patient is brought to the clinic by a spouse because of increased somnolence and disorientation. The spouse tells the primary care NP that the patient has been taking oxycodone for postoperative pain.
 
  The NP notes a respiratory rate of 8 to 10 breaths per minute. The NP should: a. activate the emergency medical service (EMS) and administer oxygen.
  b. administer oral methadone (Dolophine).
  c. administer intramuscular naltrexone (ReVia).
  d. administer sublingual buprenorphine (Subutex).
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