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A gerontological nurse has encouraged a group of caregivers who work with older adults to avoid administering first-generation H1 receptor antagonists to these patients. The nurse's cautionary message is an acknowledgment of what possible nursing diagnosis?
A)Risk for infection related to adverse effects of antihistamines
B)Risk for falls related to sedation
C)Risk for deficient fluid volume related to diuresis
D)Risk for impaired skin integrity related to urticaria

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Abrams' Clinical Drug Therapy: Rationales for Nursing Practice

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Authors: Frandsen, Pennington

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