When giving prescribed vasopressors to a patient with cardiac dysrhythmia, a nurse must monitor the patient's vital signs and heart rhythm.
When caring for an extremely unwell patient, the nurse should constantly have emergency breathing machine equipment on hand and should continually be monitoring the patient's vital signs and heart rhythm for the treatment of the patient and any adverse effects.
Vasopressor medications can cause hypertension, irregular heartbeats, pallor, and oliguria as adverse effects. A client does not have to be laid flat before, during, or after receiving vasopressor treatment. The heart rate must be recorded before giving cholinergic antagonists.
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