When the nurse teaches a patient about taking bisacodyl tablets, which instruction is correct?a) “Take this medication on an empty stomach.”b) “Chew the tablet for quicker onset of action.”c) “Take this medication with juice or milk.”d )“Take this medication with an antacid if it upsets your stomach.”

When the nurse teaches a patient about taking bisacodyl tablets, which instruction is correct?a) “Take this medication on an empty stomach.”b) “Chew the tablet for quicker onset of action.”c) “Take this medication with juice or milk.”d )“Take this medication with an antacid if it upsets your stomach.”

Essentials of Pharmacology for Health Professions

7th Edition

ISBN:9781305441620

Author:WOODROW

Publisher:WOODROW

Chapter1: Consumer Safety And Drug Regulations

Section: Chapter Questions

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