When a patient's prescription for heart pills has recently been changed. The home health PCA should notify the agency supervisor immediately if the patient makes which of these comments?

The home health PCA should notify the agency supervisor immediately if the patient makes comments indicating symptoms of potential adverse reactions to the new heart medication, such as severe dizziness, chest pain, shortness of breath, or swelling in the extremities. These symptoms could indicate a serious medical issue that requires prompt attention and potential adjustment of the medication regimen. It is important for the PCA to communicate any concerning changes in the patient's condition to ensure appropriate medical intervention.