A female client is prescribed Zolpidem after reporting other over-the-counter medications and non-pharmacologic measures have been ineffective. What would not be included in your education points for this medication?

A. There is no risk for dependence or tolerance with this medication: Zolpidem is a non-benzodiazepine sedative-hypnotic that carries a risk for dependence and tolerance, especially with prolonged use. Clients should be warned about potential misuse. B. This medication is intended for short-term use only: Zolpidem is prescribed for short-term treatment of insomnia due to the risk of dependency, tolerance, and potential for rebound insomnia if used long-term. C. Stay away from alcohol when using this medication: Alcohol intensifies the central nervous system depressant effects of zolpidem, increasing the risk of respiratory depression, impaired cognition, and accidents. Clients must be advised to avoid alcohol. D. Stop using this medication if you become pregnant: Zolpidem is a pregnancy category C drug, meaning it may pose a risk to the fetus. Clients who are pregnant or planning to become pregnant should be advised to discontinue the medication and consult their healthcare provider immediately.