To prevent GI upset, patients should be instructed to take iron supplements
a. On a full stomach
b. At bedtime
c. After eating a meal
d. With milk
B
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A Iron supplements are best absorbed if they are taken when the stomach is empty.
B Taking iron supplements at bedtime may reduce GI upset.
C Iron supplements are best absorbed if they are taken when the stomach is empty. Iron
can be taken at bedtime if abdominal discomfort occurs when it is taken between meals.
D Bran, tea, coffee, milk, and eggs may reduce absorption. Iron can be taken at bedtime if
abdominal discomfort occurs when it is taken between meals.
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