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A client who has myasthenia gravis (MG) exhibits increased muscle weakness, difficulty swallowing, and respiratory distress. Cholinergic crisis is diagnosed and is medically treated by:
 
  a. administrating atropine c. providing oxygen by a mask
  b. conducting a Tensilon test d. performing a tracheotomy
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Myasthenia crisis occurs when the client experiences difficulty swallowing, chewing, or talking; increased muscle weakness; and respiratory crisis. Myasthenia crisis is a medical emergency. Medical management includes prescribed anticholinesterase medications (atropine).
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