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You're doing a 12-lead EKG on a patient who has tremors that make the EKG hard to read. You should

You're doing a 12-lead EKG on a patient who has tremors that make the EKG hard to read. You should

▸ do the EKG as usual with no documentation about tremors.

▸ make several attempts at a good tracing, then document on the EKG how many attempts were made.

▸ leave, telling the nurse to call you when the tremors stop, so you can return and try again.

▸ call the physician and ask for medication to stop the tremors.

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