Which precaution is most important to teach a patient who is prescribed any of the first-line drugs for generalized seizures?

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First-line antiseizure drugs enter the brain and often cause drowsiness and dizziness.This effect is worsened by drinking alcohol,increasing the risk for injury and causing the patient to have reduced cognition.The drugs can be taken with food,but do not have to be.Having regular dental checkups is important,but the priority precaution relates to alcohol avoidance.

Which Precaution Is Most Important to Teach a Patient Who