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14. A nurse is caring for a patient receiving antitubercular medications (e.g., rifampin, isoniazid). Which patient education is crucial regarding medication adherence?

A. Medication can be stopped after symptoms resolve
B. Treatment usually lasts for a few weeks
C. Strict adherence for 6-9 months is vital
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D. Skipping doses occasionally is acceptable

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  • Medication can be stopped after symptoms resolve
  • Treatment usually lasts for a few weeks
  • Strict adherence for 6-9 months is vital
  • Skipping doses occasionally is acceptable

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