While reviewing a client's prescriptions, the nurse finds that the primary health-care provider has prescribed antihistamines and antipyretics. The nurse observes that a corticosteroid anti-inflammatory nasal spray has also been advised in the prescription. Which condition does the nurse infer from the prescriptions?

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The combination of antihistamines, antipyretics, and a corticosteroid anti-inflammatory nasal spray is indicative of treatment for rhinitis. Antihistamines are used to relieve allergy symptoms, antipyretics for fever, and corticosteroid nasal sprays to reduce inflammation in the nasal passages, all of which are common in rhinitis.

While Reviewing a Client's Prescriptions, the Nurse Finds That the Primary