A patient who is very immunosuppressed is prescribed ketoconazole (Nizoral) for prevention of a fungal infection. Which statement made by this patient indicates the need for more teaching?
a. "I will stop taking the drug if I should become pregnant."
b. "I will stay in the sun as much as possible to avoid catching an infection."
c. "I will avoid drinking alcoholic beverages during the time I am on this therapy."
d. "If I miss a dose, I will take it as soon as I remember it and not wait until the next day."
ANS: B
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