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A patient recovering from a kidney transplant is prescribed tacrolimus (Prograf). What action should the nurse take when providing this medication to the patient? Select all that apply.
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◦ Assess capillary blood glucose level daily.
◦ Provide the medication in the morning before breakfast.
◦ Provide the medication orally.
◦ Administer through a central line with a filter over 6 hours for the first dose.
◦ Monitor blood pressure.
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