A client who suffers from hypertension and headaches is prescribed esmolol (Brevibloc). The nurse would educate the client on which side effects associated with this medication? (Select All that Apply.)

A. Rebound hypotension can occur with the abrupt withdrawal of beta-blockers like esmolol, so clients should be advised against suddenly stopping the medication. B. Vomiting is not a typical or common side effect of esmolol. C. Bradycardia is a known effect of beta-blockers, including esmolol, and should be monitored. D. Esmolol can mask the symptoms of hypoglycemia in diabetic patients, which is an important consideration for patient education. E. Tremors are not commonly associated with esmolol; rather, they might be seen in other conditions or medications. F. Bronchoconstriction can occur with non-selective beta-blockers; however, esmolol is cardioselective, so the risk is lower but still possible, especially in patients with underlying respiratory conditions.