When a patient is being initiated on phosphodiesterase inhibitors, what preassessment screening should be performed? Identify specific drug classifications that should be determined when performing a medication history for a male patient with erectile dysfunction.

When a patient is being initiated on phosphodiesterase inhibitors, what preassessment screening should be performed? Identify specific drug classifications that should be determined when performing a medication history for a male patient with erectile dysfunction.

Essentials of Pharmacology for Health Professions

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When a patient is being initiated on phosphodiesterase inhibitors, what preassessment
screening should be performed? Identify specific drug classifications that should be
determined when performing a medication history for a male patient with erectile
dysfunction.

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