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Practice Question

A patient with active TB is prescribed rifampin. Which nursing consideration is most important to include in patient teaching?

Answer Choices:

Correct Answer:

Avoid alcoholic beverages to prevent liver toxicity

Rationale:

🟠 Rifampin is hepatotoxic, and combining it with alcohol significantly increases the risk of liver damage, making alcohol avoidance essential.

🟠 The medication already places stress on hepatic enzymes, so eliminating additional hepatotoxic substances protects long-term liver function.

🟠 Clients must also be taught that rifampin causes orange body fluids, but liver safety is the top priority to prevent irreversible harm.

🟠 Careful monitoring of AST/ALT is also required due to this increased risk.

❌ — Rifampin decreases oral contraceptive effectiveness.

❌ — Vision changes relate to ethambutol, not rifampin.

❌ — TB therapy requires strict, daily scheduled dosing.

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  • Category: RN Nursing Exam(s)
  • Subcategory: Examplify Exam(s)
  • Domain: Medical-Surgical
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