Question

a nurse is caring for a client who has a prescription for alosetron. the nurse should recognize that alosetron therapy is effective when the client reports which of the following? reduced gastrointestinal (gi) reflux effects urination without burning cessation of nausea or vomiting one formed stool per day

Explanation:

Alosetron is a medication prescribed specifically for severe diarrhea-predominant irritable bowel syndrome (IBS-D). Its primary therapeutic effect is to reduce diarrhea and normalize bowel movements, which is indicated by the passage of formed stools. The other options relate to conditions (GI reflux, urinary symptoms, nausea/vomiting) that alosetron does not treat.

Answer:

D. One formed stool per day