<h2>Answer:</h2><h2><u> Explaining that this is an expected adverse effect of pilocarpine</u> is the most appropriate nursing action.</h2><h2>Explanation:</h2>
Pilocarpine is an antimuscarinic drug. There are M3 receptors located on the pupil responsible to constrict the pupils (miosis ) and also causing cyclospasm.
<u>As pilocarpine is administered</u> ,it is a pharmacologic antagonist of the muscarinic receptor , it results in mydriasis (dilation of pupils ) and cycloplegia ( inability to accommodate ) resulting in blurred vision.
Hence it is one of the side effects of pilocarpine.
This principle states that we all undergo stress in three stages: shock, compensation, and exhaustion. Therefore, we must train in cycles to account for these various stages.
