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The HCP has ordered an intramuscular antibiotic. After reconstituting the medication, the clinic nurse must administer 4.8 mL of the medication. Which action should the nurse implement first when administering this medication?

Correct Answer: D

Rationale: IM injections >3 mL should be divided; 2.4 mL in each hip (gluteal) ensures safe absorption. Notifying HCP, single-site injection, or discarding are incorrect.

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