Question: Question 11 (1 Point) ✓ Saved Listen A Postoperative Patient Is Being Discharged Home With A Prescription For A Medication That Combines Acetaminophen With An Opioid Pain Reliever. The Patient Asks If He Can Also Use OTC Pain Relievers. Which Of The Following Answers By The Nurse Is Best? "It Is Never Safe To Take Over-the-counter Drugs With Prescription ...

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Question 11 (1 point) ✓ Saved Listen A postoperative patient is being discharged home with a prescription for a medication that combines acetaminophen with an opioid pain reliever. The patient asks if he can also use OTC pain relievers. Which of the following answers by the nurse is best? “It is never safe to take over-the-counter drugs with prescription medications.” “It’s important that you consume no more than 4000 mgs of acetaminophen per day.” “Please consult with the pharmacist to see if combining medications is ok.” “There are no known drug interactions so this should be fine.” Previous Page Next Page Page 11 of 50

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