The nurse provides teaching about digoxin to a client who will be self-administering the drug at home. Which statement by the client indicates to the nurse further teaching is needed?

A. "I'll take the medication daily each morning.": Digoxin is typically taken once a day, and taking it in the morning is a common recommendation to help establish a routine and ensure consistent medication adherence. B. "I'll take my pulse before taking my dose.": It’s important for the client to check their pulse before taking digoxin. If the pulse is below 60 beats per minute, the dose should be withheld, and the healthcare provider should be contacted. C. "I'll weigh myself daily at the same time.": Weighing oneself daily at the same time can help track fluid retention, which is crucial when taking digoxin, as changes in weight can indicate heart failure or the need for dose adjustments. D. "I'll take the medication with food so I don't get nauseous.": Taking digoxin with food can reduce nausea, but it can also affect its absorption. It’s usually recommended to take digoxin on an empty stomach, 1 hour before or 2 hours after meals, for optimal effectiveness.