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A nurse is scheduling an older client for a surgical clearance appointment. Which intervention is best to reduce the risk of drug interactions for the client?

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Rationale: Reviewing all current medications and supplements allows the healthcare team to identify potential drug interactions and adjust treatment. While a medication schedule is helpful, it does not address the risk of interactions during pre-surgical planning. Instructing the client to avoid OTC medications is overly broad and may lead to unnecessary medication omission. Filling prescriptions locally does not address the risk of interactions directly.

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