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A client who is being discharged has been instructed to continue with sulfonamide therapy for a week. Which of the following points should the nurse include in the teaching plan to educate the client about the therapy?

A) Discontinue dosage if symptoms of infection disappear.
B) Take the drug a few minutes before a meal.
C) Take any off-the-shelf medication if fever occurs.
D) Ensure that all follow-up appointments are met.

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