A client with stable but symptomatic heart failure (HF) is being evaluated for…

A client with stable but symptomatic heart failure (HF) is being evaluated for potential initiation of ivabradine (Procoralan) therapy. Which of the following assessment findings and clinical considerations support the nurse’s decision to advocate for starting ivabradine? (Select all that apply) (Select All that Apply.) Ejection fraction (EF) is 30%, indicating reduced left ventricular function. Client has a normal sinus rhythm on ECG without conduction abnormalities. Ejection fraction is 40%, which is above the threshold for ivabradine therapy. Client is currently pregnant and plans to continue pregnancy. The client has uncontrolled hypertension with systolic BP of 180 mm Hg. Resting heart rate is 55/min, indicating bradycardia. The client is currently intolerant to beta-blockers due to reactive airway disease. Resting heart rate is 75/min while the client is on maximum beta-blocker therapy. The client is in atrial fibrillation with an irregularly irregular rhythm.