Using an assay to determine the exact level of antibiotic present in a blood sample is done to
A) determine the appropriate level for therapy.
B) establish the dosing pattern for the most effective antibiotic level.
C) ensure the current level of antibiotic is not present in the toxic range.
D) ensure the patient is compliant in taking the antibiotic as directed.
B
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a. If it can be done without resulting in exposure to the material. b. If the material has a distinct odor c. If the release is small d. If the released material has been identified
The driver of a truck carrying a radioactive substance has accidentally come into contact with the material. You are first on the scene and a quick observation indicates that he still has the powder on his arm. Which one of the following should you do immediately?
A) Rinse the powder off the arm and wrap with a sterile dressing and roller gauze. B) Provide basic care, but avoid touching the patient's arm. C) Instruct the patient to remain still until proper removal of product can be accomplished. D) Place the patient in the ambulance, but avoid touching him en route to the hospital.