Ans:- 5,
D,
Oral candidiasis
Nurse should instruct the client that if you have oral candidiasis means white spots in mouth then he / she should report immediately to the physician. Because it is a can be dangerous and it is the danger side effect of this drug.
6,
D,
Confusion,
The nurse instruct the client to call the HCP if she begins to experience confusion because it is a danger side effect of cimetidine that needs immediate attention.
7. A
Constipation,
The client could experience constipation as a side effect of verapamil.
8. B
These medications will coat the ulcer and decrease the acid production in my stomach this statement by the client indicates that patient understands best about this therapy.
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