A female client with acne vulgaris is given a prescription for Retin-A. The client should be instructed to:
A)
avoid chocolate, cola drinks, and peanuts.
B)
take larger doses if acne gets worse before menstrual periods.
C)
do not take if pregnant and limit exposure to sunlight.
D)
increase intake of vitamin A and calcium.
C
Explanation:
A)
Retin-A is not safe for the developing fetus and causes increased sensitivity to the sun. Vitamin A is a fat-soluble vitamin and may be toxic if excessive doses are taken. Vitamin A supplements and alcohol should be avoided; there are no restrictions on caffeine-containing products or peanuts.
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B)
Retin-A is not safe for the developing fetus and causes increased sensitivity to the sun. Vitamin A is a fat-soluble vitamin and may be toxic if excessive doses are taken. Vitamin A supplements and alcohol should be avoided; there are no restrictions on caffeine-containing products or peanuts.
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C)
Retin-A is not safe for the developing fetus and causes increased sensitivity to the sun. Vitamin A is a fat-soluble vitamin and may be toxic if excessive doses are taken. Vitamin A supplements and alcohol should be avoided; there are no restrictions on caffeine-containing products or peanuts.
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D)
Retin-A is not safe for the developing fetus and causes increased sensitivity to the sun. Vitamin A is a fat-soluble vitamin and may be toxic if excessive doses are taken. Vitamin A supplements and alcohol should be avoided; there are no restrictions on caffeine-containing products or peanuts.
Application
Implementation
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