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Sirolimus and cyclosporine are being used to prevent renal transplant rejection in an adult patient. What principle should guide the nurse's administration of these two drugs?
A)Sirolimus should be given orally; cyclosporine should be administered IV.
B)The two drugs should be administered together to potentiate their effects.
C)The two drugs should be given at least 4 hours apart.
D)The drugs should be administered in a single intramuscular injection.

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