The clinical instructor asks the nursing student about various drug interactions of thyroid drugs. Which statement by the nursing student indicates effective learning?
A. "Thyroid drugs may increase serum digitalis levels."
B. "Thyroid drugs should not be taken to treat obesity."
C. "Thyroid drug absorption is increased by cholestyramine."
D. "Thyroid drugs may decrease the activity of oral anticoagulants."
Answer: B. "Thyroid drugs should not be taken to treat obesity."
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