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The nurse is providing medication teaching to a client with bipolar disorder who receives a prescription for lithium carbonate. Which instruction should the nurse emphasize with the client?

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Rationale: Adequate fluid intake (1500–3000 mL/day) is critical for lithium therapy to prevent toxicity and maintain stable levels. This instruction is essential for the client’s safety and effective treatment.

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