Carlos is discussing with his patient the potential interactions between antianxiety medications and alcohol. What should he warn them about?

Choice A reason: Antianxiety medications do not protect the liver from alcohol; in fact, both can increase liver strain, especially with long-term use. Choice B reason: Alcohol does not simply negate the effects but instead potentiates sedation, worsening impairment. Choice C reason: Increased alertness is the opposite of what occurs; both substances are central nervous system depressants. Choice D reason: The interaction between alcohol and antianxiety medications intensifies sedation, impairs coordination, and can suppress breathing, making it dangerous and potentially life-threatening.