To decrease gastric irritation, anti-anemia medications, such as ferrous sulfate (Ferosol), should be taken with
1. milk.
2. other medications, such as calcium.
3. orange juice.
4. food.
Correct Answer: 4
Rationale 1: Taking with milk would decrease absorption.
Rationale 2: Several medications can increase or decrease absorption.
Rationale 3: Taking with orange juice can increase gastric irritations.
Rationale 4: Taking iron medications with food will decrease gastric irritation.
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