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A family member expresses concern that a patient is taking several herbal remedies and worries that they may be unsafe. The nurse will respond by saying that herbs

Correct Answer: B

Rationale: The correct answer is B: Herbal remedies should be discussed with the patient's provider in conjunction with other medications. This is because herbs can interact with prescription medications, leading to potential adverse effects or reduced efficacy. By discussing herbal remedies with the healthcare provider, the patient's safety can be ensured through monitoring for any potential interactions.


Choice A is incorrect because herbs are not classified as medications under the Dietary Supplement Health and Education Act of 1994.
Choice C is incorrect as herbal supplements are not regulated as strictly as medications, and their safety is not always guaranteed.
Choice D is incorrect because some herbal remedies can be effective but may still pose risks.

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