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A client has been prescribed amitriptyline (Elavil) for treatment of depression. The nurse teaches the client to avoid use of over-the-counter sleep aids. What is the nurse's rationale for this advice?

▸ Using these drugs in combination often causes bradycardia.

▸ Use of amitriptyline can change enzymatic action.

▸ Amitriptyline also induces sleep, so additional sleep aids are not needed.

▸ Using these two medications together decreases enzyme production in the pancreas, which results in pancreatitis.

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