The nurse provided discharge education to a client newly prescribed inhaled ipratropium. Which client statement indicates an understanding of the education?

A. "This medication is safe to take with my diagnosis of hypertension.": Ipratropium is an anticholinergic bronchodilator that does not significantly affect blood pressure. Clients with hypertension can safely use it to manage bronchospasm without increasing cardiovascular risk, reflecting correct understanding of the medication. B. "I will take this medication during an acute asthma attack.": Ipratropium is not a first-line agent for acute asthma attacks. Short-acting beta-agonists like albuterol are preferred for rapid relief, as ipratropium has a slower onset and is more effective as maintenance therapy. C. "If dry mouth occurs, I should stop taking this medication.": Dry mouth is a common, mild side effect of ipratropium and does not require discontinuation. Supportive measures like sipping fluids or using sugarless candy are appropriate rather than stopping therapy abruptly. D. "A common side effect of this medication is urinary frequency.": Urinary retention, not frequency, is a potential side effect of anticholinergic medications. Increased urination is not typical, so this statement reflects a misunderstanding.