Atricyclic antidepressant has been prescribed to a 77-year-old client whose current medication regimen includes omeprazole, captopril, calcium carbonate, alendronate, and warfarin. what assessment should the nurse prioritize when monitoring the client for drug-drug interactions?

There is a need to monitor closely for bleeding and review coagulation indices when accessible.  

Explanation:

Combining warfarin with TCAs develops a threat for bleeding that should be assessed in the nursing care plan. There is no familiar association between the calcium supplements or bisphosphonates and TCAs, which would develop a threat of hypocalcemia. The TCAs do not elevate the threat of gastroesophageal reflux. The TCAs can influence blood pressure, however, this is not associated with any known drug-drug associations.