1. while preparing to administer an iv push medication, the nurse
sees that the patient's iv site is slightly puffy, yet the iv solution
continues to infuse at a slow rate. what should the nurse do next?

the correct answer is anaphylaxis.

anaphylaxis is a condition caused by insect bites, foods, medications, manifested by tongue swelling, shortness of breath, vomiting, low blood pressure. it sometimes may occur without an obvious reason. it is treated with epinephrine injection.other tretments include antihistamines and steroids,