When assessing a patient who is to begin therapy with an immunosuppressant drug, the nurse recognizes that such drugs should be used cautiously in patients with which condition(s)? (Select all that apply.) a )Pregnancyb) Glaucomac )Anemiad) Myalgiae )Renal dysfunctionf) Hepatic dysfunction

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