The client diagnosed with hypertension develops a cold. Which information regarding over-the-counter medications should the nurse teach?
a) Try to find a medication that will not cause drowsiness
b) Over-the-counter medications are more expensive than prescription
c) Over-the-counter medications are not as effective as prescription
d) Do not take over the counter medications unless approved by the health care provider
Answer: d) Do not take over the counter medications unless approved by the health care provider
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