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A patient’s admission vital signs were blood pressure 128/64 mm Hg; HR 86 bpm, respirations 16, and temperature 98.6°F. The patient has spiked a temperature of 101.6°F. Which change in heart rate would the nurse anticipate?
1. Increase to 116 bpm
2. Increase to 100 bpm
3. Decrease to 76 bpm
4. Increase or decrease of no more than 5 bpm
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