a nurse is contributing to the plan of care for a client who hasacute alcohol withdrawal and a blood alcohol level of 150 mg/dL.the nurse should identify that which of the following medicationsis contradicted for this client ?
1. disulfiram
2. diazepam
3. thiamine
4. lorazepam
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