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Six months after starting disulfiram for treatment of alcoholism, the client has serum laboratory tests completed (see exhibit). Place an X on each serum laboratory result that the nurse should report immediately to the HCP.

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Correct Answer: B,C,DE,F

Rationale: Abnormal liver function tests (low albumin, elevated AST, ALT, total bilirubin, ALP) should be reported due to disulfiram's potential liver effects. [Image-based question; X on abnormal LFTs.]

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