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An older client who was given lisinopril suddenly exhibits skin wheals and difficulty breathing. After assessing the respiratory status, airway, and oxygen saturation and activating the rapid response team, what action should the nurse do next?Prepare to administer epinephrine. Initiate chest compressions and rescue breathing. Establish an additional IV access. Ensure that intubation and tracheotomy equipment is ready.
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