An elderly patient has been taking aspirin for a headache lasting three days. The patient states she feels dizzy and has ringing in her ears. The nurse responds correctly:
A. "This is normal and can be associated with the headache."
B. "This may be associated with taking aspirin. I'll let the doctor know."
C. "Migraines can cause dizziness in some people."
Ans: B. "This may be associated with taking aspirin. I'll let the doctor know."
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