A patient with a newly implanted pacemaker presents with signs of fatigue, intermittent dizziness, and mild shortness of breath. The nurse notes a blood pressure of 90/58 mmHg and a heart rate of 58 beats per minute. Considering these clinical cues, which nursing actions and patient teaching points should the nurse prioritize to optimize patient outcomes? (Select all that apply)

Recommend resuming driving immediately to maintain independence and physical activity.

Educate the patient about recognizing symptoms of hypoperfusion such as chest pain, lightheadedness, and syncope. The patient should track these symptoms but does not need to seek medical attention as these are expected findings after a pacemaker implantation.

Collaborate with the cardiology team to schedule regular pacemaker function checks to monitor battery life and detect abnormalities.

Instruct the patient to avoid raising the arm above shoulder level on the pacemaker side for several weeks.

Advise the patient to avoid exposure to electromagnetic interference sources, such as strong magnets and certain medical devices, and to inform healthcare providers about the pacemaker before any procedures.