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Answer ; A) flushing.
Reason ; when a person take these medication in order to treat his underlying condition, it will be a good treatment for them to reduce their lipid level. But it will have some adverse effect and one of the most common among all the given side effcts is the above mentioned condition. The client will experience this condition, because these vitamin drug will cause the client skin to have a dilation effect beacuse of the increase in the rate of blood flow. Hence the above mentioned option is the most appropriate one.
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