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A 10-month-old child has been diagnosed as having acute otitis media. The pediatrician prescribed amoxicillin suspension. What instructions should the nurse give the child's mother?

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Rationale: The nurse should instruct to discard unused medication to prevent misuse. The full course should be completed, but the bottle is only good for two weeks.

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