Test: NCLEX-PN

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A client with a history of chronic stable angina takes nitroglycerine when needed for an acute attack. Which of the following is not associated with the administration of nitroglycerine?

To prevent degradation, nitroglycerine should be kept in a closed dark bottle.

The mechanism of action involves increase in cardiac contractility

The patient may experience orthostatic hypotension

Nitroglycerine can be taken sublingually by tablet or metered spray

The medication relieves pain within 3 minutes and provides relief for up to one hour

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