An African-American Male Is Being Started on Medication for Hypertension

An African-American male is being started on medication for hypertension, and the physician has prescribed a beta blocker as first-line therapy. The most appropriate action by the nurse is to

A) consult with the physician about the choice of drug.
B) have the pharmacist review the client's other meds for interactions.
C) help the client plan ways to remain compliant with therapy.
D) provide appropriate education on the medication and its side effects.