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A 27 year old female client has a new prescription for captopril. What will the nurse be sure to include in the patient teaching?

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Rationale: Captopril can cause fetal harm; pregnancy notification is critical. Facial swelling requires stopping the drug, not reducing the dose; food is optional, and anaphylaxis is rare.

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