The client is being treated with furosemide as well as an aminoglycoside. What effect should the nurse expect to see as a result of the interaction of the drugs?
a. Blurred vision
b. Ototoxicity
c. Bone pain
d. Blood-tinged urine
ANS: B
The interaction of furosemide and an aminoglycoside can produce ototoxicity in the client.
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