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74. Which over-the-counter (OTC) medications should a nurse instruct a client with glaucoma to avoid?

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1. NSAIDs.

2. Salicylates.

3. Antacids.

4. Antihistamines.

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Use the process of elimination to choose the medication with the potential for risk, which therefore needs to be avoided.

Content Area: Adult Health, Sensory; Integrated Process: Nursing Process, Implementation; Cognitive Level: Application; Client Need/Subneed: Physiological Integrity/Pharmacological and Parenteral Therapies/Adverse Effects/Contraindications/Interactions

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Answer 1 is incorrect because clients with glaucoma may take NSAIDs. Answer 2 is incorrect because clients with glaucoma may take salicylates. Answer 3 is incorrect because clients with glaucoma may take antacids. Answer 4 is correct because antihistamines cause pupil dilation and should be avoided with glaucoma.

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