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A nurse is reviewing a newly admitted patient's medication administration record and notes that the patient takes a loop diuretic as well as a thiazide diuretic. The nurse understands what primary rationale for the concurrent use of these two drugs?
A)Increased diuretic effect
B)Reduced risk of potassium imbalances
C)Decreased blood pressure without a risk of bradycardia
D)Increased adherence to treatment

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Abrams' Clinical Drug Therapy: Rationales for Nursing Practice

Edition: 10^th

Authors: Frandsen, Pennington

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