How many tablets do you need

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1.Patient needs Xanax 0.25 mg PO one time. The pharmacy has 0.5 mg scored tablets. How many tablets do you need?

2.Which of the following activities would be considered nurisng care and appropriate to be performed by a basic level nurse for a patient suffereing from mental illness?

Reference no: EM133443860

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