A client has been prescribed phenylephrine (Neo-Synephrine) spray for nasal congestion. Which information about adverse effects should the nurse provide in discharge teaching?

A. "This drug may cause some stinging or burning in your nose."
B. "You may notice that your nasal secretions take on a slightly orange tint."
C. "You may feel like your blood pressure is low for the first few times you use this spray."
D. "Rebound congestion may occur if the prescription is used more than a few days."
E. "Do not drink herbal teas while taking this medication."


Answer :
A. "This drug may cause some stinging or burning in your nose."
D. "Rebound congestion may occur if the prescription is used more than a few days."

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