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While a patient is receiving an aminoglycoside medication by intramuscular injection, the provider should instruct the patient to expect:
 
  a. discomfort to the injection site, which can be treated with warm moist heat.
  b. development of localized infection, which can be treated with an occlusive dressing.
  c. discomfort to the injection site, which can best be relieved with narcotic analgesics.
  d. development of localized bleeding, which may require the application of an occlusive dressing.
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The administration of aminoglycosides by intramuscular injection may cause discomfort to the injection site, which can be treated with warm moist heat and mild analgesics.
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