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J.B. developed an opportunistic infection that is to be managed with an antibiotic. J.B. has received this antibiotic once previously with no adverse reactions. Which of the following statements should guide administration of the drug this time?
Butterfly Collection System
A type of IV needle system used for drawing blood that has a thin, needle-like tube connected to a winged end, making the insertion easier and minimizing discomfort for the patient.
Gauge Needle
A tool used in medical injections and samplings, with the gauge number indicating the needle’s thickness; a higher number represents a thinner needle.
Disposable Instrument
Tools and devices designed for single use in medical procedures to ensure sterility and prevent cross-contamination.
Manual Differential Cell Count
A laboratory method used to quantify and categorize different types of white blood cells in a blood sample.
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