Your patient was admitted for an unwitnessed fall. Your patient is 92 years old with a complex health history including heart failure, hypertension (high blood pressure), and acute kidney injury. Your patient isn’t sure of the medications they are taking, and has also complained of urinating less than normal and feeling lightheaded. After reviewing the EHR (electronic health record) the following medications were found to be current. 25 mg of metoprolol (Lopressor) PO (oral) B.I.D (twice a day) 10 mg of furosemide (Lasix) PO (oral) one time daily 81 mg of aspirin PO (oral) one time daily.check the medications the patient is prescribed to assess for any interactions. You will share the interactions found, elaborate on the concerns with the concurrent medication list, and provide a minimum of (5) recommendations to prevent any adverse events.
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