A client receiving ipratropium (Atrovent) tells the nurse they are going to stop taking their prescription because of the bitter taste left in their mouth after its use. Which response should the nurse provide the client?
A. "A bitter taste may indicate you are experiencing a serious side effect."
B. "This is a common side effect that will go away over time."
C. "You can decrease that side effect by rinsing your mouth after use."
D. "You may be administering too high of a dose."
Answer: C
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