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Option B is not correct because teratogenic specifically refers to harm caused to a fetus, not kidney damage.

Option C is not correct because teratogenic does not refer to a medication acting in the opposite manner than expected.

Option D is not correct because teratogenic does not refer to a medication causing an additive effect.

Option A may not address the underlying reasons for noncompliance and could be perceived as confrontational.

Option C may be appropriate after understanding the reasons for noncompliance and discussing them with the provider.

Option D may also be appropriate in some cases, but it is important to first understand the reasons for noncompliance before involving a social worker.

Option A is incorrect because donepezil can be taken with or without food.

Option B is incorrect because donepezil does have side effects ¹.

Option C is incorrect because the health care provider added donepezil to the client's daily routine, not to replace carbidopa/levodopa.

Options A and B are incorrect because carbamazepine and phenytoin are not considered first-line medications for absence seizures.

Options A and B are incorrect because carbamazepine and phenytoin are not considered first-line medications for absence seizures.

Option D is incorrect because while valproate can be used to treat absence seizures, ethosuximide is preferred due to its effectiveness and safety profile ³.

Option A is not correct because alprazolam does suppress the central nervous system ¹.

Option B is not correct because alprazolam does not cure generalized anxiety but rather helps manage its symptoms ¹².

Option C is not correct because physical dependence can be a risk when taking alprazolam ¹.

Option A is incorrect because an overdose is more likely to increase side effects rather than decrease them.

Option B is incorrect because a lowered therapeutic threshold means that a lower dose of medication is needed to achieve the desired effect, which is not related to an overdose.

Option D is incorrect because an overdose can increase the effectiveness of the medication to dangerous levels, rather than decrease it.

Option A is incorrect because a paradoxical reaction is not related to the development of hives.

Option C is incorrect because an idiosyncratic reaction is unpredictable and can disrupt the treatment plan.

Option D is incorrect because a hypersensitive response would require more than just reducing the dose; the medication should be stopped.

Option A is not correct because constipation is a common side effect of memantine ².

Option B is not correct because memantine is approved for moderate-to-severe Alzheimer's disease ¹².

Option C is not correct because memantine does regulate the effects of glutamate ³.

Option A is not correct because baclofen is not used to manage symptoms of malignant hyperthermia.

Option B is not correct because diazepam is not used to manage symptoms of malignant hyperthermia.

Option D is not correct because tizanidine is not used to manage symptoms of malignant hyperthermia.

Option A is not correct because bradycardia is not a common side effect of cyclobenzaprine.

Option C is not correct because muscle rigidity, restless movements, and tremors are not common side effects of cyclobenzaprine.

Option D is not correct because flushing, tachycardia, and hives are not common side effects of cyclobenzaprine.