From the following list, select the items associated with ways to avoid medication errors
a. write clearly on the prescription.
b. call the pharmacist after writing the prescription.
c. make a copy of the prescription.
d. talk to the patient about the medication he or she will be taking.
e. write in ink.
f. avoid abbreviations.
a. Writing "ac" on a prescription indicates to take the medicine before eating.
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A) The patient's abdomen appears uninjured. B) The patient is being tested for diabetes. C) The patient is confused following the accident. D) The patient's lungs sounds are clear and equal.
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