During evaluation, the nurse, patient, and physician determine that the goals of antibiotic therapy have not been met. What actions are indicated?

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If the goals of antibiotic therapy have not been met, it is important to review the dosage to ensure it is appropriate, check serum drug levels to confirm adequate drug concentration, consider prolonging therapy if the duration was insufficient, and consider using a different antibiotic if the current one is ineffective. Discarding the idea that the infection is treatable is not a reasonable action without further investigation.

During Evaluation, the Nurse, Patient, and Physician Determine That the Goals