The nurse is caring for a patient with Parkinson's Disease.
While writing the care plan for the patient, what would be an appropriate diagnosis?

Choice A rationale

Antihistamines can enhance the sedative effects of cyclobenzaprine, increasing the risk of drowsiness and accidents. Patients should avoid combining these medications.

Choice B rationale

Antiemetics are not contraindicated with cyclobenzaprine, although they should be used cautiously due to potential interactions that can increase sedation.

Choice C rationale

Antibiotics do not generally interact significantly with cyclobenzaprine. There are no specific contraindications against their combined use.

Choice D rationale

Alcohol can significantly increase the sedative effects of cyclobenzaprine, leading to enhanced drowsiness, impaired motor functions, and an increased risk of accidents. Patients should avoid alcohol while taking this medication.

Choice A rationale

Plaque formation in arteries does not start with platelets and fibrin.

Choice B rationale

Plaque begins with fatty streaks, which are the earliest signs of atherosclerosis and consist of lipid-laden cells in the arterial wall.

Choice C rationale

White blood cells are involved in the inflammatory process of atherosclerosis but do not represent the initial plaque formation.

Choice D rationale

Foam cells, which are lipid-laden macrophages, develop later in the process of plaque formation and contribute to the growth of atherosclerotic lesions. .