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The nurse is administering the muscle relaxant baclofen orally to a patient diagnosed with multiple sclerosis. What intervention should the nurse implement?

Correct Answer: A

Rationale: Baclofen causes drowsiness and weakness, increasing fall risk. Advising slow, cautious movement (
A) enhances safety. Muscle strength checks (
B) and intake/output (
C) are less critical. Abruptly stopping baclofen (
D) risks withdrawal (e.g., seizures), not advised.

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