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A patient is being treated for a fungal infection with IV amphotericin B. In order to prevent drug discomfort, the nurse should consistently monitor the patient's levels of
A)sodium.
B)hemoglobin.
C)calcium.
D)leukocytes.

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Abrams' Clinical Drug Therapy: Rationales for Nursing Practice

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Authors: Frandsen, Pennington

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