The nurse is preparing an educational program about the use of over-the-counter (OTC) medications for residents of an assisted living community. What information should the nurse include in this program? Select all that apply.
1. Medications purchased without a prescription can be used with alcohol.
2. Herbal supplements are not considered medications.
3. A person can overdose on medications containing acetaminophen.
4. Health insurance does not pay for medications that are not prescribed.
5. There are increased drug interactions between prescribed and OTC medications.
3. A person can overdose on medications containing acetaminophen.
4. Health insurance does not pay for medications that are not prescribed.
5. There are increased drug interactions between prescribed and OTC medications.
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