Education of the client with erectile dysfunction must address caution about use of any of the erectile dysfunction medications, if the client also takes:
a. calcium channel blockers. c. lipid lowering agents.
b. beta blockers. d. antidepressants.
ANS: B
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A Incorrect: These are not contraindicated.
B Correct: Concurrent use with beta blockers can cause hypotension.
C Incorrect: These do not affect blood pressure.
D Incorrect: These are not contraindicated.
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