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A client has received a dose of an as-needed medication loperamide. The nurse evaluates the client after administration to determine if the client has relief of which sign/symptom?

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Rationale: Loperamide is an antidiarrheal agent, and it is commonly administered after loose stools. It is used for the management of acute diarrhea and also for chronic diarrhea, such as with inflammatory bowel disease. It can also be used to reduce the volume of drainage from an ileostomy. It is not intended to treat any of the other options.

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