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Twenty minutes after receiving a dose of antibiotic, the patient develops a red, itchy rash. What nursing actions are indicated?
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1. The nurse should plan to watch for a rash after the next dose is administered.
2. The nurse should contact the prescriber and relay this assessment information.
3. The nurse should contact the pharmacy.
4. The nurse should place an allergy bracelet on the patient.
5. The nurse should document the presence of the rash in the medical record.

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Pharmacology for Nurses: A Pathophysiologic Approach

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