A nurse is reviewing the medical record of a client who reports his urine is red-orange. The nurse should identify that which of the following medications can cause this adverse effect?

Choice A: This is correct because suction equipment is essential for clearing the airway of secretions or vomitus during or after a seizure. The nurse should have suction equipment ready and accessible at the client's bedside at all times.

Choice B: This is incorrect because backboard is not needed for a client who has a seizure disorder. Backboard is used for immobilizing the spine in case of a suspected spinal injury.

Choice C: This is incorrect because padded tongue blades are not recommended for a client who has a seizure disorder. Padded tongue blades can cause injury to the teeth, gums, or tongue if inserted during a seizure. The nurse should never force anything into the mouth of a client who is having a seizure.

Choice D: This is incorrect because wrist restraints are not indicated for a client who has a seizure disorder. Wrist restraints can cause injury or skin breakdown if applied during a seizure. The nurse should never restrain or restrict the movements of a client who is having a seizure.

Choice A: This is incorrect because positioning the bedside table close to the client can help them reach their personal items and reduce the need to get out of bed.

Choice B: This is incorrect because keeping the client's bed in the low position can prevent injuries in case of a fall and make it easier for the client to get in and out of bed.

Choice C: This is incorrect because attaching the call light to the side rail of the client's bed can ensure that the client can access it easily and call for assistance when needed.

Choice D: This is correct because instructing the client to wear their own socks to the bathroom can increase the risk of slipping and falling. The client should wear non-skid footwear or slippers when walking.