A patient who is taking phenytoin (Dilantin) for a newly diagnosed seizure disorder calls the primary care NP to report a rash.The NP should:
A) order a phenytoin level.
B) reassure the patient that this is a self-limiting adverse effect.
C) recommend that the patient take diphenhydramine to treat this side effect.
D) tell the patient to stop taking the phenytoin and contact the neurologist immediately.
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