Mr Williams tells the nurse that his physiciansuggested taking Gaviscon to assist with managing GERD associatedsymptoms. He says that he us afraid something is wrong with themedication that he bought, because it foams every time I put it inmy mouth. What is the appropriate nursing response ?
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