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Question 1 of 5

The client with recurrent depression and suicidal ideation tells the nurse, 'I can't afford this medicine anymore. I know I'll be okay without it.' The nurse should:

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Rationale: Informing the physician ensures timely intervention to address affordability and prevent relapse.

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