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A patient is admitted for treatment of gout that has been refractory to treatment with allopurinol ...

A patient is admitted for treatment of gout that has been refractory to treatment with allopurinol and probenecid. The patient is taking colchicine, and the prescriber orders pegloticase Krystex-xa.

Before administering this drug, the nurse will expect to: a. administer an antihistamine and a gluco-corticoid.
b. discontinue the colchicine.
c. increase the dose of colchicine.
d. prepare to administer a bronchodilator if needed.

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