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A client with atrial fibrillation has been prescribed dabigatran. What instruction should the nurse include in this client’s teaching plan?

Correct Answer: B

Rationale: Dabigatran increases bleeding risk; avoiding NSAIDs (
B) reduces this risk. Spinach (
A) affects warfarin, not dabigatran. Routine bleeding tests (
C) aren’t required for dabigatran. Antidotes (
D) like idarucizumab are hospital-administered, not kept at home.

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