A client tells the nurse they are nervous about taking prescribed verapamil (Calan). Which response should the nurse provide the client?
A. "This prescription is safe, and most patients do very well with it."
B. "This prescription increases your blood pressure, but we will be monitoring that."
C. "This prescription has many side effects, but you should be okay."
D. "This prescription is a potassium channel blocker and is considered safe."
Answer: A
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