When comparing the plasma protein binding ability of a pediatric client to an adult, the nurse understands this process occurs in children to:
a. a greater degree.
b. a lesser degree.
c. the same degree.
d. the same degree, but more slowly than in adults.
ANS: B
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A Incorrect: It occurs to a lesser degree than in adults, because of the reduced production of protein in children.
B Correct: It occurs to a lesser degree than in adults, because of the reduced production of protein in children.
C Incorrect: It occurs to a lesser degree.
D Incorrect: It occurs to a lesser degree.
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