A patient has been administered metoclopramide (Reglan) for nausea. Which of the following statements indicates that she has understood the teaching provided by the nurse?
A) "When I have episodes of nausea, I will drink clear liquids."
B) "I may experience drowsiness with this medication."
C) "I should eat before I take this medication."
D) "I will need to take potassium with this medication."
B
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