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A client with multiple sclerosis starts a new prescription, baclofen, to control muscle spasticity. Three days later, the client calls the clinic nurse and reports feeling fatigued and dizzy. Which instruction should the nurse provide?

Correct Answer: A

Rationale: The correct answer is A: Avoid hazardous activities until symptoms subside. Baclofen is a muscle relaxant commonly used to treat spasticity in clients with multiple sclerosis. Fatigue and dizziness are common side effects of baclofen, especially when starting the medication. Instructing the client to avoid hazardous activities will help prevent any accidents or injuries due to impaired coordination. Increasing fluids and protein intake (choice
B) may be beneficial for overall health but does not directly address the client's symptoms. Stopping the medication immediately (choice
C) is not recommended without consulting a healthcare provider. Going to the emergency department (choice
D) is not necessary unless the symptoms worsen or new serious symptoms develop.

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