A patient will be discharged on quinidine
sulfate (Quinidex) extended-release tablets for the treatment of ventricular ectopy. The nurse will include which information in the teaching plan?
a. The medication should be stopped once the cardiac symptoms subside.
b. Signs of cinchonism, such as tinnitus, loss of hearing, or slight blurring of vision, may occur.
c. It is important to use sunscreen products when outside because of increased photosensitivity.
d. If any tablet or capsule is visible in the stool, contact the prescriber immediately.
ANS: B
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