A client with insulin-dependent diabetes is being treated with probenecid for hyperuricemia and gout. For this client the nurse should:
a. instruct the client to monitor for hyperglycemia.
b. instruct to client to rise slowly from a sitting position.
c. provide client teaching about the increased risk for hypoglycemia.
d. Instruct the client to monitor for worsening of gout symptoms.
ANS: C
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A Incorrect: The interaction between probenecid and insulin is not hyperglycemia.
B Incorrect: The client receiving probenecid and insulin is not at risk for hypotension.
C Correct: The client receiving probenecid and insulin is at risk for hypoglycemia.
D Incorrect: Although appropriate for any client receiving treatment for hyperuricemia, this does not address the interaction between probenecid and insulin.
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