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The nurse notes that a client with depression has an order for phenelzine (Nardil). The nurse plans to teach the client about avoiding foods high in tyramine because:
 
  1. tyramine interferes with Nardil.
  2. tyramine causes constipation.
  3. tyramine and Nardil can cause a hypertensive crisis.
  4. Nardil is absorbed better without tyramine.

Question 2

The nurse is caring for the client who is taking lithium carbonate. The nurse reviews the client's laboratory studies and notes that the lithium level is 2.0 meq/L. The nurse assesses the client for:
 
  1. polyuria.
  2. weight gain.
  3. muscle weakness.
  4. mild nausea.



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Answer to Question 1

Answer: 3

1. Tyramine taken with Nardil can cause hypertensive crisis, not interference with Nardil.
2. Tyramine does not cause constipation.
3. The hypertensive crisis caused by taking Nardil and foods with tyramine can be life-threatening.
4. Tyramine does not block the absorption of Nardil.

Answer to Question 2

Answer: 3

1. Polyuria is a common side effect of lithium.
2. Weight gain is a common side effect of lithium.
3. Muscle weakness is an early sign of lithium toxicity.
4. Mild nausea is a common side effect of lithium.





 

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