Client receiving DMARDs should be monitored for:
a. infection. c. lymphoma.
b. hyperglycemia. d. retinal damage.
ANS: A, C
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Correct a. and c. Clients receiving DMARDs should be monitored for infection and lymphoma.
Incorrect b. and d. Clients receiving DMARDs are not at risk for hyperglycemia or retinal damage.
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