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A patient is taking erythromycin ethylsuccinate for a chlamydial infection and develops vaginal candidiasis. The prescriber orders ketoconazole to treat the superinfection. What will the nurse do?

a. Administer the erythromycin and the ke-toconazole as ordered.
b. Contact the provider to discuss changing to a different antifungal medication.
c. Contact the provider to discuss increasing the dose of erythromycin.
d. Contact the provider to suggest using erythromycin stearate.

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