A client is diagnosed with RLS (restless legs syndrome). The nurse anticipates which of the following agents specifically approved for the treatment of RLS to be prescribed for this client?
a. methocarbamol c. ropinirole
b. carbidopa d. metaxalone
ANS: C
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A Incorrect: This is not specifically approved to treat RLS.
B Incorrect: This is not specifically approved to treat RLS.
C Correct: This is specifically approved to treat RLS.
D Incorrect: This is not specifically approved to treat RLS.
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