Question
A client has just been prescribed amiloride. Which response shows that further medication teaching is needed?
- Take the dose at the beginning of the day.
- Tell the health care team about weight loss after starting treatment.
- Stay away from NSAIDs.
- Replace regular salt with a product made with potassium chloride.
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This is a complete, meaning-preserving paraphrase of OpenStax Pharmacology for Nurses, Chapter 34 Review Question 2, with the four choices in source order. The publisher key identifies the potassium-containing substitute as the incorrect teaching statement. No laboratory values, dose, kidney diagnosis, or actual adverse event are supplied. The answer explains the education decision; it does not prescribe individualized treatment.