A client with gastroesophageal reflux disease (GERD) has a diagnosis of Barrett esophagus with minor cell changes. What principle should be integrated into the client’s subsequent care? The client will be monitored closely to detect malignant changes. Liver enzymes must be checked regularly, as H2 receptor antagonists may cause hepatic damage. Small amounts of blood are likely to be present in the stools and are not cause for concern. Antacids may be discontinued when symptoms of heartburn subside.
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