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The client admitted for inpatient treatment of an anxiety disorder has been taking fluoxetine for the past 9 months. The HCP prescribes a new antianxiety medication and discontinues fluoxetine. What is the nurse's most appropriate intervention?

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Rationale: Because of its long half-life, there is a relatively low risk of adverse effects when discontinuing fluoxetine (Prozac). The client should be reassured and taught about the change of antianxiety medication.

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