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The nurse is performing a medication reconciliation for a client taking prescribed phenytoin. Which medication should the nurse question with the physician while the client is taking phenytoin?

Correct Answer: C

Rationale: Phenytoin induces liver enzymes, which can decrease warfarin's effectiveness, increasing the risk of clotting. Thiamine, prazosin, and acyclovir have no significant interactions with phenytoin.

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