A nurse is administering two protein-bound drugs to a patient. Which is the safest course of action for the nurse to take?
A. Administer the drugs with food.
B. Recommend a high protein diet.
C. Assess the patient for drug toxicity.
D. Assess baseline liver function tests.
Answer: C. Assess the patient for drug toxicity.
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