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    A Patient Asks Why Calcium Carbonate Is Not Often Used
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A Patient Asks Why Calcium Carbonate Is Not Often Used

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A patient asks why calcium carbonate is not often used as an antacid.What is the nurse's best explanation to the patient?


A) Its use may result in kidney stones.
B) It causes decreased gastric acid production.
C) It often causes severe constipation.
D) It may result in fluid retention and edema.

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