Which of the Following Is Not an Appropriate Clinical Management

question 10

Multiple Choice

Which of the following is not an appropriate clinical management activity in relation to tetrabenazine therapy for Huntington's disease?

• A) The client should avoid drinking alcohol with tetrabenazine.
• B) Therapy is stopped if dysphagia or choking occurs.
• C) If depression occurs, the dose of tetrabenazine is reduced or treatment is stopped.
• D) The dose of tetrabenazine is reduced gradually over two days to prevent rebound involuntary movements.

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