Multiple Choice
A client who has been taking fluvoxamine (Luvox) without significant improvement asks a nurse, "I heard about something called a monoamine oxidase inhibitor (MAOI) . Can't my doctor add that to my medications?" Which is an appropriate nursing response?
A) "This combination of drugs can lead to delirium tremens."
B) "A combination of an MAOI and Luvox can lead to a life-threatening hypertensive crisis."
C) "That's a good idea. There have been good results with the combination of these two drugs."
D) "The only disadvantage would be the exorbitant cost of the MAOI."
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