A patient reports using aspirin for years to control severe arthritis pain "because acetaminophen and NSAIDs just don't work well for me." The nurse would advise the patient of which sign of aspirin toxicity?

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Ringing in the ears (tinnitus) is a common sign of aspirin toxicity and can lead to permanent hearing loss if not addressed. Seeing halos around lights (a sign of glaucoma), intermittent red, itchy skin rash, and ankle edema are not typically associated with aspirin toxicity.

A Patient Reports Using Aspirin for Years to Control Severe