Which of the following medication dosages is properly written?
A) .8 mg
B) .125 mcg
C) 00.125 mg
D) 0.25 mg
Ans: D
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A walking survey:
1. determines how much exercise expectant mothers have been getting to help in-form patient care decisions. 2. usually takes place on the maternity ward but can be expanded to other areas of the hospital. 3. is a method of observing the resources and health-related environment of the community. 4. is performed by government census takers as part of their canvas.
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a. H0: ? > .00 b. H0: ? = .00 c. H0: ? ? .00 d. H0: ?A ? ?B