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The nurse working in an Emergency Department admits a woman whose last menstrual period was seven weeks ago with acute severe lower right-sided abdominal pain with heavy menstrual bleeding. The client is very pale, and vital signs reveal a pulse of 122 and blood pressure of 86/52. The nurse's priority action while waiting for the physician is to:
1. Inform the client she has an ectopic pregnancy.
2. Place the client in Trendelenburg position.
3. Initiate an intravenous line.
4. Obtain a complete medical and surgical history.

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