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The nurse telephones the HCP to request a pm anxiolytic medication order for a hospitalized client having occasional anxiety. Which medication, if prescribed, should the nurse question regarding its effectiveness for prn use?

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Rationale: Buspirone (BuSpar) has a 10- to 14-day delay in therapeutic onset, making it unsuitable for prn use.

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