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The nurse is receiving a report from an ER nurse about a client. Which of the following statements requires additional follow-up?

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Rationale: Aspirin can have an impact on the patient's bleeding risk, so the amount and frequency is important to know. Antacids can change the gastric pH and impact medication absorption, so the nurse should note when they are last taken. Ibuprofen can cause or exacerbate gastric ulcers. Clients who take Antabuse should avoid alcohol in all forms, including avoiding over-the-counter cough medication and mouthwash.

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