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The LPN receives a call from a mother caring for her eight-month-old infant. The mother describes that the child has a low-grade fever and has teeth breaking through the gums. Which of the following measures would be inappropriate to recommend to the mother?

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Rationale: Aspirin should not be recommended as a pain medication for children due to the increased risk of Reye's syndrome.

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