A nurse is teaching a client about her health plan when taking phenytoin (Dilantin). Which instruction would not be included in the teaching plan?
a. "Avoid use of oral contraceptives."
b. "Assess output daily."
c. "Drink alcoholic beverages sparingly."
d. "Obtain a Medic Alert bracelet."
ANS: A
Female clients using oral contraceptives should switch to a different contraceptive method.
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