Multiple Choice
You are the nurse performing the initial assessment on a new patient in the geriatric outpatient practice.What approach would be most effective in eliciting an accurate medication assessment?
A) Asking the patient to make a list of all her prescription medications
B) Asking the patient's daughter to make a list of her mother's prescription medications
C) Asking the patient to bring in all of the medications that she is taking,including prescription drugs,over-the-counter drugs (OTC) ,and herbal and dietary supplements
D) Obtaining a list of the patient's medications from her previous primary care provider
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