The nurse instructs a patient about the prescribed medication zolpidem (Ambien). Which patient statement indicates that teaching was effective?
A. "I should report any confusion or hallucinations."
B. "I can take this medication with my evening cocktail."
C. "I can take this medication any time before going to bed."
D. "This medication causes no side effects."
Answer: A
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