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During evaluation, the nurse, patient, and physician determine that the goals of antibiotic therapy have not been met. What actions are indicated?
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1. Review the dosage of the medication
2. Consider checking serum drug levels
3. Discard the idea that the infection is treatable
4. Consider prolonging therapy
5. Consider using a different antibiotic

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Pharmacology for Nurses: A Pathophysiologic Approach

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