Multiple Choice
A provider has ordered oral voriconazole [Vfend] for a patient who has a systemic fungal infection. The nurse obtains a medication history and learns that the patient takes phenobarbital for seizures. The nurse will contact the provider to discuss which possibility?
A) Administering intravenous voriconazole
B) Reducing the dose of phenobarbital
C) Reducing the dose of voriconazole
D) Using a different antifungal agent
Correct Answer:

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