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When preparing to apply a scheduled fentanyl transdermal patch, the nurse notes that the previously applied patch is intact on the client's upper back and the client denies pain. Which action should the nurse take?

Correct Answer: B

Rationale: Fentanyl transdermal patches should be applied to a different location after removing the original patch to ensure consistent pain management while preventing skin irritation or overdose. Administering an oral analgesic is unnecessary if the client has no pain, leaving both patches risks overdose, and consulting the provider is not immediate unless opioid need is reassessed.

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