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An adult male patient with a long-standing dysrhythmia has been taking oral propranolol for the last several months, resulting in acceptable symptom control. What is a priority teaching point for the nurse to communicate to this patient?
A)The need to measure his radial pulse for 1 minute prior to each dose of propranolol
B)The importance of not stopping the medication abruptly
C)The need to avoid taking over-the-counter antacids
D)The need to limit his intake of high-potassium foods

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