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The client has been on vancomycin for three days. Which of the following symptoms is least concerning?

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Rationale: Vancomycin can cause ototoxicity, and tinnitus, vertigo, and nausea are symptoms of this condition. Headache is not typically associated with vancomycin's side effects.

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