Client is receiving terbutaline to stop preterm labor

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A client is receiving terbutaline to stop preterm labor. The health care provider plans to discharge the client in the morning with a terbutaline infusion pump. Which instruction should the nurse include when teaching the client about the drug? "Assess the insertion site for signs of infection." "Avoid acetaminophen while the drug is infusing." "Continue regular activities while receiving the infusion." "Report adverse reactions such as bradycardia, diarrhea, and hypertension."

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