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Which observation, if reported by a client, is most suggestive of an adverse reaction to gentamicin?

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Rationale: Gentamicin is ototoxic. Ringing in the ears suggests possible damage to the eighth cranial nerve, the auditory nerve. A WBC of 8000 is normal.

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