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A client with a cold is taking the antitussive medication benzonatate. Which assessment information indicates to the nurse that the medication is effective?

Correct Answer: A

Rationale: Benzonatate suppresses cough reflex; denying coughing spells (
A) indicates efficacy. Sleep (
B) may improve indirectly. Expectorating secretions (
C) and nasal discharge (
D) are unrelated, as benzonatate is not an expectorant or decongestant.

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