The nurse is providing education to the family member of a client with Alzheimer's disease. Which information should the nurse include in the discussion?
A. "The prescription may help with the symptoms for a little while."
B. "The prescription may have serious side effects if used for a long time."
C. "Symptoms will improve as long as the prescription is taken regularly."
D. "Symptoms should begin improving within a few days."
Answer: A
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Which statement pertains to a temporary work permit?
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