The client is planning a lengthy trip by automobile. She plans to leave her home at 8:00 AM. When should she plan to take her dimenhydrinate (Dramamine) to prevent motion sickness?
a. 6:30 AM
b. 7:00 AM
c. 7:30 AM
d. 8:00 AM
ANS: C
Motion sickness medication has its onset in 30 minutes.
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