Which nursing action can prevent or detect common side effects of epidural anesthesia? Select all ...

1, 3, 5
Explanation:
1. Hypotension can be prevented by preloading with rapid IV infusion followed by continuous IV infusion.
2. Hypotension can be prevented by preloading with rapid IV infusion followed by continuous IV infusion. The amount of oral fluids that would be required to prevent hypotension makes this approach inappropriate for the client in labor.
3. The epidural decreases the urge to urinate. The client's bladder should be assessed frequently for distention.
4. Hypotension can be prevented by preloading with rapid IV infusion followed by continuous IV infusion. Variability of FHR and late decelerations can occur if maternal hypotension occurs. Continuing FHR monitoring is essential.
5. Hypotension can be prevented by preloading with rapid IV infusion followed by continuous IV infusion. Variability of FHR and late decelerations can occur if maternal hypotension occurs. Continuing FHR monitoring is essential.