Multiple Choice
A patient who takes a traditional antipsychotic medication says, "I feel shaky and very warm." The patient is diaphoretic. The nurse should further assess for what complication?
A) Acute dystonia
B) Tardive dyskinesia
C) Drug-induced parkinsonism
D) NMS
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