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The healthcare provider has ordered captopril for the client diagnosed with congestive heart failure. Which discharge instruction should the nurse include?

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Rationale: Captopril lowers blood pressure, risking orthostatic hypotension; teaching posture changes prevents falls. Food reduces absorption , cough suppressants are inappropriate, and high-potassium foods risk hyperkalemia.

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