A nurse is reviewing the safe use of adrenergic-type drugs during lactation with her client. What does the nurse explain to her client?
a. They should be used with caution because they can pass into breast milk.
b. They are safe if sold over-the-counter.
c. They are category X drugs.
d. They are safe as long as you use them after nursing the baby.
a. They should be used with caution because they can pass into breast milk.
FEEDBACK:
a. Adrenergic-type drugs should be used with caution because they can pass into breast milk.
b. Over-the-counter adrenergics are not necessarily safe to use during lactation. .
c. Not all adrenergics are category X drugs. .
d. Adrenergic-type drugs are not necessarily safe to use after nursing the baby. .
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