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The nurse is developing the teaching plan for the client who is started on amitriptyline. Which information is most appropriate to include?

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Rationale: Weight gain is often a major concern for clients taking TCAs such as amitriptyline (Elavil). A calorie-controlled diet plan will assist in avoiding weight gain.

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