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The LPN is taking care of a client with a documented allergy to Penicillin. After rounds, the PN notices that the client has an order for Cefazolin. Which of the following actions would be the least appropriate?

Correct Answer: C

Rationale: The LPN should clarify the order with the care team prior to determining the medication should not be given. Even though the client may have a potential reaction due to the Penicillin allergy, the therapeutic benefits of the antibiotic may outweigh the allergic reaction.

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