Policy changes and programs to prevent medication errors include:
a. storing different drugs in similar packaging.
b. removing pill-form medications from their original containers prior to administration.
c. scanning bar codes on patient ID bracelets that return error messages to alert health care professionals if the drug or dosage is not appropriate for the patient.
d. informing physicians about the importance of writing clearly when using abbreviations such as hs and Q.D.
c
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a. Research shows that lower birthweight is associated with higher risk of adult diseases such as cardiovascular disease, type 2 diabetes, and hypertension. b. Both low birthweights (less than 5.5 lb) and high birthweights (more than 10 lb) in humans are strongly associated with later risk of disease in adulthood . c. Evidence from animal studies shows the expression of genes that produce insulin receptors on muscle membranes may be suppressed in response to a low availability of glucose. d. The effects of fetal programming on adult disease may be strongly modified by infant and childhood diets.
A deficiency disease that results from inadequate intake of thiamin is called:
What are five strategies for growing old healthfully?
What will be an ideal response?
Which of the following foods would contain the highest protein content?
A) whole-wheat bread B) chicken C) cooked carrots D) corn