Sam has a prescription for a medication that says to take 3 fl oz. He has a measuring spoon set and will
use the tablespoon measure. How many tablespoons of medication will he need to take the prescribed
dose?
A. 4 tablespoons
B. 2 tablespoons
C. 4 1/2 tablespoons
D. 6 tablespoons
D
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A client with moderate to severe anxiety associated with generalized anxiety disorder can be
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