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A nurse has returned to a patient's hospital room for a follow-up assessment during the intravenous infusion of vancomycin. What assessment finding would signal the nurse to the possibility that the patient's infusion is running too quickly?
A)The patient is flushed and has a visible skin rash.
B)The patient's apical heart rate is irregular.
C)The patient is difficult to rouse and has dilated pupils.
D)The patient complains of pain at the intravenous access site.

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Abrams' Clinical Drug Therapy: Rationales for Nursing Practice

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