Nervous system medications

Nervous system medications ( 8 Questions)

A client is prescribed a muscle relaxant medication. The nurse should assess the client for which of the following potential adverse effects?



Correct Answer: C

C) Correct. Muscle relaxant medications can cause sedation as an adverse effect. These medications act on the central nervous system, leading to a relaxation of muscle tone, but they can also cause drowsiness and sedation.

A) Incorrect. Constipation is not a typical adverse effect of muscle relaxants. However, some muscle relaxants may have anticholinergic effects that can contribute to constipation.

B) Incorrect. Hypertension is not a common adverse effect of muscle relaxants. In fact, muscle relaxants can potentially lower blood pressure.

D) Incorrect. Bronchospasm is not directly associated with muscle relaxant use.




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