A nurse is caring for a client with myasthenia gravis who is exhibiting signs of cholinergic crisis. Which medication does the nurse ensure is available to treat this crisis?

Choice A Reason: Side lying on the affected eye is not the correct position for the client after cataract surgery, as it may increase intraocular pressure and cause bleeding or damage to the surgical site.

Choice B Reason: Supine is not the correct position for the client after cataract surgery, as it may cause fluid accumulation and swelling in the eye.

Choice C Reason: Prone is not the correct position for the client after cataract surgery, as it may cause pressure and friction on the eye.

Choice D Reason: Semi Fowler's is the correct position for the client after cataract surgery, as it helps to reduce intraocular pressure and promote drainage and healing of the eye.

Choice A Reason: History of alcohol abuse is an additional information that the nurse should obtain from this client, as it may indicate liver damage or cirrhosis, which can cause clay-colored stool due to reduced bile production or flow.

Choice B Reason: Intolerance to fatty foods is not an additional information that the nurse should obtain from this client, as it does not relate to clay-colored stool, but it may indicate gallbladder disease or malabsorption.

Choice C Reason: Pain in the RUQ radiating to the shoulder is an additional information that the nurse should obtain from this client, as it may indicate gallstone obstruction or inflammation, which can cause clay-colored stool due to blocked bile ducts.

Choice D Reason: Pain in the McBurney's point is not an additional information that the nurse should obtain from this client, as it does not relate to clay-colored stool, but it may indicate appendicitis or diverticulitis.

Choice E Reason: Bleeding ulcer is an additional information that the nurse should obtain from this client, as it may indicate upper gastrointestinal bleeding, which can cause clay-colored stool due to digested blood.