HESI Bsn 225 RN Pharmacology

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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?

A. Avoid hazardous activities until symptoms subside. B. Stop taking the medication immediately. C. Increase intake of fluids and high-protein foods. D. Obtain transportation to the emergency department.

Correct Answer: A

Rationale: Fatigue and dizziness are common baclofen side effects, so avoiding hazardous activities is appropriate. Stopping abruptly, increasing fluids/protein, or seeking emergency care are not warranted without further assessment.

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