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Six days after starting a prescription for oral amoxicillin solution, a client calls the clinic to report the onset of a low-grade fever. Which action should the nurse implement?

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Rationale: A low-grade fever may indicate an allergic reaction, superinfection, or other complications. Assessing for additional symptoms guides appropriate action. Antipyretics, refrigeration checks, or fluid intake are secondary without further assessment.

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