1) In reviewing her medication list and current symptoms and clinical signs, which medication could the nurse practitioner consider de-prescribing. 2)

1) In reviewing her medication list and current symptoms and clinical signs, which
medication could the nurse practitioner consider de-prescribing.

2) Once the patient has completed the prednisone taper, which medication could the nurse
 practitioner begin to reduce given the patient’s reported symptoms.

3) Given the absence of an exacerbation of heart failure and compliance with a reduced
 sodium diet, what other medication(s) adjustments could the nurse practitioner consider at
this time.

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