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Digoxin and furosemide were prescribed for a client with chronic heart failure, and the home health nurse is evaluating the client's self-care knowledge of these drugs. Which statement indicates that the client has a good understanding about the use of these drugs?

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Rationale: Nausea and appetite loss are signs of digoxin toxicity, requiring provider notification, showing good understanding. Furosemide is taken regularly, not symptom-based, and blood pressure or weight-based dose adjustments need medical guidance.

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