[Expert Solution]: The physician recommends 1.P., make some…

The physician recommends 1.P., make some changes to his diet, including not drinking large amounts of fluid at bedrime and decreasing his caffeine and alcohol intalke. The physician also discusses the need to avold antilistamines and decongestants. 3. Multiple cholice: What is the rationale for avolding these medications with benign prostatic hyperplasia (BP10)? a. They increase bladder sone. b. They cause urinary tract infections. c. They decrease bladder tone. d. They increase creatinine levels. After trying the recommended lifestyle modifications and awoidance of antihistamines and decongestants, I.P. continues to have symptoms of BPH. N.P.’s physician discusses some oral medications that help manage BPH. The physician explains that alpha-adrenergic blockers and 5 -alpha-reductase lahiblions are commonly used medications for BPH, and the physician tells J.P. about the side effects associated with each class of medications. 4. Which medication is most apprepriate for a patient (like J.P.) with benign prostatic hyperplasla ( 1 PHH ) and hypertention? a. Terazosin (Dtytrin). b. Sildenafil (Vagra). c. Finasteride (Proscar) d. Tamsulosla (Floman).