The nurse has provided teaching for a client prescribed viscous lidocaine for oral ulcerations. Which statement made by the client indicates further teaching is necessary?
A. "I can use a mouthwash after the use of the prescription."
B. "I will not chew or eat anything until I regain feeling."
C. "I will swish the prescription around my mouth before spitting it out."
D. "I can drink some water after I swallow the prescription."
Answer: D
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