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Answer ; B). Severe fungal.
reason ; In the given statement, the nurse is noticing a certain drug given to the client. The drug that is rferred in the given statement is one of the significant anti fungant drug that is used to treat the fungal kind of infection. Most oftenly these drug is widely used for serious and severe kind of infections. Hence the above mentioned option is the most appropriate one. The last option is completelt unrelavent cause it is talking about the bacterial type of infection.
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