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Question 1 of 5

The client is at risk for decreased absorptiongoiterToxicity due to dosage strengthlab resultsmedication interactions

Correct Answer: D

Rationale: The correct answer is D: decreased absorption due to medication interactions. Medication interactions can affect the absorption of drugs in the body, leading to decreased effectiveness. This risk is especially significant when certain drugs interact with each other, causing one or both to be poorly absorbed. This can result in suboptimal therapeutic outcomes and potential health risks for the client.


Choice A is incorrect because decreased absorption typically refers to the body's ability to absorb a drug, not dosage strength.
Choice B is incorrect as goiter is a condition related to the thyroid gland and not directly linked to absorption or medication interactions.
Choice C is incorrect because toxicity is usually caused by excessive dosage rather than medication interactions.

In summary, choice D is the correct answer as it directly addresses the client's risk of decreased absorption due to medication interactions, while the other choices are not relevant to the given scenario.

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