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CNOR Operating Room Nursing

Category - Intraoperative

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Which of the following symptoms are characteristic of the overdosage stage of anesthesia?

The patient is unconscious with a regular pulse rate.
The patient may have uncontrollable movements.
The patient experiences feelings of disconnectedness from the body.
The patient develops shallow respirations and dilated pupils.

Explanation

Answer: D-During the overdosage stage of anesthesia, the patient develops shallow respirations and dilated pupils. This indicates that too much anesthetic has been administered and the patient is becoming unstable. The overdosage stage does not occur in a situation where anesthesia is closely controlled and the patient is observed intently.

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