[Solved]: As BB’s pharmacist, you prepare and dispense her…

As BB’s pharmacist, you prepare and dispense her zuranolone prescription for this episode of PPD. During your counseling session, you share the FDA boxed warning alerting patients about the potential for drug-induced impairment, which advises against driving or engaging in potentially hazardous activities. BB responds that she has an extremely high tolerance to medications that make others “sleepy,” and she is not very worried about that effect. She states that she will need to remain ready to drive the kids to daycare on certain days to maintain their enrollment. What do you advise BB about the degree of potential impairment and need for caution? A. She will not know the degree of her impairment and should not drive for at least 12 hours after her dose.B. She should be fine to drive after she confirms the first dose did not make her sleepy.C. She should plan on taking a reduced dose on days she knows she has to drive.D. She can drive sooner than 12 hours while on zuranolone if she is not taking concomitant CNS depressants.