Multiple Choice
A patient has been living with seasonal allergies for many years, but does not take antihistamines, stating, When I was young I used to take antihistamines, but they always put me to sleep. How should the nurse best respond?
A) Newer antihistamines are combined with a stimulant that offsets drowsiness.
B) Most people find that they develop a tolerance to sedation after a few months.
C) The newer antihistamines are different than in years past, and cause less sedation.
D) Have you considered taking them at bedtime instead of in the morning?
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