A nurse is calculating the dose of medication for a client. The prescribed dose is 2.5 mg/kg. The client weighs 70 kg. What dosage of medication should the nurse prepare?

A. Nephrotoxicity is a serious adverse effect of aminoglycosides that often require immediate discontinuation of the drug to prevent further damage.

B. Ototoxicity is a serious adverse effect of aminoglycosides that often require immediate discontinuation of the drug to prevent further damage.

C. Nausea is a common side effect of many medications, including aminoglycosides, but it typically does not necessitate discontinuation of treatment unless it is severe or persistent.

D. Vertigo can also be related to ototoxic effects and may require discontinuation depending on severity and persistence.

A. This option incorrectly describes a placebo, which is not related to the concept of a prototype drug.

B. A prototype drug is defined as a medication that is considered the standard or model for a particular drug class or category, serving as a reference for the development of other drugs in that class.

C. Prototype drugs can be available in both brand and generic forms; this option is not accurate.

D. Prototype drugs are not limited to pediatric use and can be prescribed for patients of all ages.