A nurse is caring for a patient who is taking metoprolol (Lopressor). Which of the following statements would indicate that teaching by the nurse concerning the beta-adrenergic antagonist has been effective?
A) "I may have a very dry mouth while taking this drug."
B) "I should never stop taking this drug abruptly."
C) "I can stop walking a mile a day."
D) "Since I am taking this drug, I no longer need to worry about my diet."
B
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