Which action describes a nursing intervention following femoral angiography? Monitor the patient for side effects to the preprocedure acid tablets, such as nausea, vomiting, diarrhea, abdominal pain, rash, and anaphylaxis Note whether the patient has fever, a stiff neck, an occipital headache, or photophobia, which are signs and symptoms of meningeal irritation Administer mild analgesics for back pain, bladder spasms, and burning on urination Observe the catheter insertion site for inflammation, hemorrhage, or hematoma, and observe for the absence of peripheral pulses
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