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A health care provider has checked the electronic prescription box labeled "DAW". This was checked to ensure the client receives the

Controlled substance

Cheapest medication

Generic

Brand or trade

Answer and Explanation

The Correct Answer is D

A. Controlled substance: DAW applies to all types of medications, not just controlled substances.

B. Cheapest medication: DAW often results in dispensing the more expensive brand-name drug.

C. Generic: DAW prevents substitution with a generic drug.

D. Brand or trade: "DAW" (Dispense As Written) instructs pharmacists to dispense the brand-name medication, not a generic substitute.

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Correct Answer is B

Explanation

A. A 1 mL TB syringe: Tuberculin syringes lack insulin unit markings, increasing the risk of dosing errors.

B. U-50 or U-100 insulin syringe: Insulin syringes are specifically calibrated in units, ensuring accurate insulin administration.

C. A 3 mL luer lock syringe: This type is not designed for insulin; it lacks unit measurements and may lead to errors.

D. Depends upon the type of insulin: All insulins should be administered using insulin syringes (U-50 or U-100), not different syringe types.

A. 1500-8000 B. 0-100 C. 1000-4800 D. 6-500

Correct Answer is A

Explanation

A. 1500-8000: Normal absolute neutrophil count (ANC) is 1,500 to 8,000 cells/mm³. This range indicates a normal immune response.

B. 0-100: Extremely low and indicative of severe neutropenia.

C. 1000-4800: Lower end of normal but does not cover the full normal range.

D. 6-500: Much lower than normal, indicating severe neutropenia.

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What kind of syringe to you use for insulin injections?

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Correct Answer is A

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