Which action should the nurse take with the prescribed dose of orlistat (Alli) for the client that has ordered dry toast for breakfast?
A. Reduce the dose by half
B. Hold the pre-breakfast dose
C. Double the pre-breakfast dose
D. Give the normal dose
Answer: B
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