A nurse is evaluating teaching for a client who has newly diagnosed depression and a new prescription for bupropion. Which of the following statements by the client indicates understanding of the teaching?

A. "I may develop a slow heartbeat while taking bupropion.": Bupropion does not typically cause a slow heartbeat. It can occasionally cause an increase in heart rate or cause arrhythmias. B. "I can drink one glass of wine with dinner each day while taking bupropion.": Bupropion should not be taken with alcohol. Alcohol can increase the risk of seizures, a known side effect of bupropion. The client should avoid alcohol consumption to reduce the risk of serious complications. C. "I may not notice a lifting of my mood for at least 2 weeks.": It can take several weeks (typically 2 to 4 weeks) for the full therapeutic effects of bupropion to be noticed, as with most antidepressants. The client should be informed about this to help manage expectations. D. "I should watch for increased salivation and drooling while taking bupropion.": Increased salivation and drooling are not common side effects of bupropion. Instead, dry mouth is more often reported.