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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: Baclofen commonly causes dizziness/fatigue (
A), especially initially. Avoiding hazardous activities (e.g., driving) ensures safety. Fluids/protein (
B) are unrelated. Stopping abruptly (
C) risks withdrawal. Emergency care (
D) is unnecessary unless symptoms worsen.

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