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A client with cystitis receives a prescription for phenazopyridine. Which information should the nurse explain to the client about its therapeutic effect?

Correct Answer: D

Rationale: Phenazopyridine provides analgesia for irritated bladder mucosa (
D), relieving pain/burning in cystitis. It is not an antibiotic (
A), not specifically post-intercourse (
B), and lacks antispasmodic effects (
C). It’s taken after meals to reduce GI upset.

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