Jаmes P. is а 20-yeаr-оld nursing student. He is being treated fоr seasоnal allergies and asthma at the college health center, which have worsened during the fall semester. The physician’s assistant on duty has prescribed a propranolol inhaler for his asthma. He presents as a client in the dental hygiene clinic, and upon reviewing his medical history and taking his vital signs, the dental hygiene student notes that his blood pressure is 140/90 and his pulse rate is 120. James reports that his blood pressure is usually in the 120/80 range and his pulse is usually 90. He also reports feeling nervous and “jittery” and has lost his appetite. He also tells the clinician that he took ibuprofen for his headache this morning. During the intraoral examination, the clinician notes a lack of saliva, and James states that his mouth has been feeling dry lately. Which rationales could account for the elevated blood pressure and pulse rate at James’s dental hygiene appointment?
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