Mr. Bell has asked the nurse if he should alter any of his activities because he is taking lithium carbonate (Lithium). The nurse should advise him that he should:

A) Increase salt intake if an activity causes heavy perspiration.
B) Wear sunscreen when he is going to be outdoors in the summer time.
C) Drink less fluid than usual now that he is taking lithium carbonate (Lithium).
D) Not make any changes in strenuous outdoor activity or his fluid intake.


B

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