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tyannaaaa tyannaaaa
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A patient who has a previous history of renal stones will begin taking probenecid for gout. The primary care NP should:
 
  a. add colchicine to the patient's drug regimen.
  b. counsel the patient to use high-dose aspirin for pain.
  c. teach the patient to drink plenty of acidic fluids such as juice.
  d. tell the patient to stop taking the medication when symptoms subside.
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