When teaching a client taking clozapine, the nurse should include:
a. restrict your fluid intake. c. avoid sunscreen products.
b. increase your exercise level. d. avoid direct sunlight.
ANS: D
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A Incorrect: Adequate fluid intake is necessary to prevent dehydration.
B Incorrect: This is not specifically related to antipsychotic agents.
C Incorrect: Sunscreen should be used when outside.
D Correct: Antipsychotic agents can cause photosensitivity.
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