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An older adult client with pernicious anemia has been receiving daily injections of cyanocobalamin for two weeks and reports that the injections are painful. The nurse notes that the client's hematocrit is 43% (0.43 volume fraction). Which action should the nurse implement?

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Rationale: A hematocrit of 43% is normal, indicating effective treatment. Teaching self-administration can reduce pain and increase control, pending provider approval for ongoing dosing. Other options misstate hematocrit status or necessity.

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