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question 24

Multiple Choice

Suppose a technician calculates that a patient needs a 2.35 mg oral dose of a medication. This drug, which has a wide therapeutic index, is only available in 2.5 mg tablets. How should this medication be dosed?

• A)Crush the tablet and weigh exactly 2.35 mg.
• B)Cut the tablet into tenths and measure out the appropriate dose.
• C)Cut the tablet into fourths and administer 3 pieces.
• D)Round down the dose to 1.25 mg and give a 1/2 tablet.
• E)Give a whole 2.5 mg tablet.

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