The nurse brings a.m. medications to a client who has just eaten breakfast, noticing the client has just consumed 8 ounces of milk. Which of the following medications should the nurse hold?
A)
aspirin
B)
calcium channel blocker
C)
diuretic
D)
tetracycline antibiotic
D
Explanation:
A)
The calcium in antacids and dairy products reduces the absorption of tetracyclines.
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B)
The calcium in antacids and dairy products reduces the absorption of tetracyclines.
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C)
The calcium in antacids and dairy products reduces the absorption of tetracyclines.
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D)
The calcium in antacids and dairy products reduces the absorption of tetracyclines.
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