When instructing a client taking oral contraceptives, the nurse should instruct the client about the possible increased need for:
a. vitamins C and B6. c. protein and vitamin E.
b. calcium and vitamin D. d. vitamins D and K.
ANS: A
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A Correct: Women taking oral contraceptives may require increased vitamins C and B6.
B Incorrect: There is no indication of increased need for these nutrients.
C Incorrect: There is no indication of increased need for these nutrients.
D Incorrect: There is no indication of increased need for these nutrients.
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