A patient complains of constipation. Which question should the nurse ask to learn more about the problem?
A. "Have you been taking over-the-counter pain relievers?"
B. "Have you been taking over-the-counter sleep aids?"
C. "Are you taking any narcotic medication?"
D. "Are you taking oral contraceptives?"
Answer: C
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