The client diagnosed with essential hypertension is taking the loop diurectic furosemide. Which statement by the client would warrant notifying the health care provider?
a) "I really wish I would have to go to the bathroom so often."
b) "I get dizzy when I stand up too fast."
c) "I usually have a glass of wine with my evening meal."
d) "I am experiencing really bad leg cramps."
Ans: d) "I am experiencing really bad leg cramps."
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