1. The nurse in the outpatient clinic obtains a client history during the initial visit. The client relates of recently beginning to take isoniazid daily. The nurse recognizes this medication is used to treat or prevent which problem Answer: Tuberculosis 2. The nurse instructs a client receiving lovastatin for treatment of hypercholesterolemia. The nurse determines further teaching is necessary if the clientstates which of the following? Answer: "I always take it on an empty stomach, so it canget right to work" 3. The nurse counsels a clients receiving cromolyn to treat bilateral conjunctivitis. The nurse intervenes if the client makes which statement Answer: "I put the drops in after I put my contact lens in" 4. The client calls the nurse 10 days after beginning to use beclomethasone nasal spray due to seasonal allergies. The client reports that even though the medication is being used correctly, only slight relief has been experienced. Which action by the nurse is most important? Answer: Remind the client that the peakeffect can take up to three weeks of regular use