The nurse teaches a client about the difference between oral and nasal decongestants. The nurse evaluates that learning has been effective when the client makes which statement?
A. "Oral decongestants can cause hypertension."
B. "Intranasal decongestants are safe to use for a few weeks."
C. "Oral and nasal decongestants can cause rebound congestion."
D. "Oral decongestants are the most effective at relieving severe congestion."
Answer: A
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