A client has been prescribed prazosin (Minipress). Which information should the nurse provide?
A. "Stay out of the sun until you determine if you become sun-sensitive."
B. "Take this medication just before you go to bed."
C. "This medication may make you dizzy."
D. "This medication may slow your heart rate noticeably."
E. "Do not take this medication with milk."
Answer:
B. "Take this medication just before you go to bed."
C. "This medication may make you dizzy."
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A) Initiate a code. B) Assist the patient to a sitting position for an assessment. C) Leave the patient on the floor until her status is determined. D) Position a sling for a mechanical lift under the patient.
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