ATI Mental Health Exam 3 | Nurselytic

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A patient diagnosed with bipolar disorder is prescribed lamotrigine. The nurse should instruct the patient to immediately report which adverse effect?

Correct Answer: C

Rationale: The correct answer is C: Skin rash. Lamotrigine is known to cause a serious skin reaction called Stevens-Johnson syndrome. This can manifest as a rash that can progress to a life-threatening condition. Prompt reporting and discontinuation of the medication are crucial. Nausea (
A), tremors (
B), and drowsiness (
D) are common side effects of lamotrigine but are not typically considered urgent or life-threatening. It is important for the nurse to prioritize educating the patient on recognizing and reporting the potentially severe adverse effect of skin rash.

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