A patient has polymyalgia rheumatic
a. When teaching about medications, what information does the nurse provide?
a. "Take the full dose of antibiotics even if you are feeling better."
b. "You need to remain upright 1 hour after taking the medication."
c. "Stay away from large crowds and avoid people who are sick."
d. "Do not drink alcohol while taking this medication."
C
This disorder is treated with corticosteroids, which can reduce the inflammatory response. Pa-tients should be advised on ways to avoid infection. The other statements do not relate to stero-ids.
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