Problem: A client who chronically snorts cocaine is brought to the emergency department due to a cocaine overdose. The client is experiencing delusions, hallucinations, mild respiratory distress, and mild tachycardia initially. What should the nurse do? Select all that apply.
- Administer PRN haloperidol as ordered.
- Induce vomiting.
- Monitor for respiratory acidosis.
- Place seizure pads on the bed.
- Encourage deep breathing.
- Monitor for metabolic acidosis.