Which teaching point would be appropriate to include when the nurse is informing patients about the adverse effects of antimalarials?
A. The skin may turn blotchy while these medications are taken.
B. These medications may cause anorexia and abdominal distress.
C. These drugs may caused increased urinary output.
D. The patient may experience periods of diaphoresis and chills.
Ans: B. These medications may cause anorexia and abdominal distress.
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