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The client with an infected leg wound receives treatment and a prescription for antibiotics during a clinic visit. Which information should the nurse emphasize when completing discharge teaching?

Correct Answer: C

Rationale: C: Chills and fever over 101°F indicate possible antibiotic failure, requiring prompt reporting. A: Tetanus shots are not repeated weekly. B: Dressings need frequent changes for infected wounds. D: Cold medicines are generally safe unless contraindicated.

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