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A 25-year-old client who is taking fluoxetine (Prozac) to treat depression reports decreased sexual desire since starting the medication. What can the nurse anticipate with regard to changes in the client's pharmacological regimen?
A) Addition of bupropion to the client's drug regimen
B) Immediate discontinuation of fluoxetine therapy
C) Addition of flibanserin to the client's drug regimen
D) Replacement of fluoxetine with paroxetine therapy

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