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A role of the nurse in relation to complementary or alternative products is to:

A role of the nurse in relation to complementary or alternative products is to:

a. Lobby for legislation to outlaw complementary or alternative therapies.
b. Encourage patients to consider alternative therapies rather than conventional treatment.
c. Teach patients that complementary or alternative therapies are generally dangerous and should not be used.
d. Advise patients to tell their health care providers about complementary or alternative therapies they use because they may affect the actions of prescription drugs.

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