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A client with a history of mania is prescribed valproic acid. The nurse should monitor for:

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Rationale: The correct answer is A: Liver toxicity. Valproic acid is known to cause liver toxicity, especially in clients with a history of mania. Monitoring liver function tests is crucial to detect any signs of liver damage. B: Weight loss is not a common side effect of valproic acid; in fact, weight gain is more likely. C: Hypotension is not a common side effect of valproic acid; it is more likely to cause side effects like dizziness or tremors. D: All of the above is incorrect as weight loss and hypotension are not typically associated with valproic acid use.

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